HID's Companies??

[SeeULater]

I see that there is the Xenon depot on this website and they seem pretty respectable, but I am looking for suggestions. I am looking for a pretty low K number becasue I like the brightness that they throw along with a whiter color then something with a higher K. So the 4300K was about what I was looking for. If you know of any other companies let me know and I would like to look at them. Also how do this kits install? Is it necessary to run all new wires or do you just have to plug then new bulbs in and mount your box?

Thanks

SeeULater

[Blue Bomber]

Any good kit will have a wiring harness with a relay or two and a fuse, and will directly link to the battery, using the stock headlight wiring only to activate the relay.

[SeeULater]

AHH that makes perfect sence! Thanks. Now what do you think about all the kits on the market. It looks like that Xenon is really nice, but I really dont know that much about HIDs.

[jl2fast4u]

Originally posted by SeeULater
AHH that makes perfect sence! Thanks. Now what do you think about all the kits on the market. It looks like that Xenon is really nice, but I really dont know that much about HIDs.

I just bought some McCollogh HID's off of ebay for 310 shipped. I don't think they have 4300k mccolloghs but they do have the 5000k for like 280 shipped I think. I've heard good things about these kits.

[Blue Bomber]

Originally posted by SeeULater
AHH that makes perfect sence! Thanks. Now what do you think about all the kits on the market. It looks like that Xenon is really nice, but I really dont know that much about HIDs. Anything made of Philips and/or Osram/Sylvania parts is a good kit, and as high quality as you're likely to find.

[2000arkGTS]

i recently bought JSM HID's. they start out white then turn a little pink just like the s2000. i compared my hid's to my boys s2000 and looks prety much tha same. tha way i look at it, is that white gets attention...but pink, people will turn heads....