What companys have you used for HID kits
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I just ordered a set of 35w 5000K DDMs. The guy is bringing them up from socal to norcal where I live this weekend so I won't need to pay shipping. However, I am debating whether or not I should have gone with the 55w instead. I was told that most HID kits nowadays are 35w, but since the us ellips I just picked up are 20 years old, I thought maybe 55w would be a better fit. Any suggestions?Leave a comment:
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Had DDM full sized ballast 55w 6k's for nearly three months and the light output is phenomenal compared to my sealed beam halogens. It is a very bright white with a slightly bluish tint, but nothing over the top.
I would definitely recommend them for any HID needs, and with bulbs only being 30 bucks a pop, I'll be trying some other color combo's in the near future.
It's like skittles, you gotta taste the rainbow.Leave a comment:
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I've always used the POS ebay kits ($50) and never had any problems. Proper install = long lasting HIDs.
I take it back, with one company I used... the ballasts were unusually loud and had a shitty hum to them. They lasted 2 years though until I sold the car they were on.Leave a comment:
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ah so I'm an idiot? lol looks like you are full of shit and have nothing to back up your hollow claims. Go figure
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My 4500k looks like a 200w halogen bulb. No blue hue at all so it does not have that HID feel to it :(

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yeah me 2. so i picked up a set of 4500s
not quite, thats why i bought 6ks cause i thought the 6ks would look like 4-5ks. i was wrong and have blue headlights now.
naw 5ks are a good white, 4500s are better though!Leave a comment:

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