anyone got hids?

[75_chevy]

I just got some for 30 as the ones I bought for 60 from extremehids never showed up. they are plug and play, I think I bought the wrong bulb size but they are still bad ass.
driver side already flickers lol but I think I'm gonna get the pricey ones wen I get the money. any one know a good company?


I got the xenon kit from eBay for 30 so I am not too worried about the flicker. so far they are very bright. haven't been able to test at night I'm low on gas and got bills.
they seem not as blue as they should be for 10k but again they were only 30.


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[Irish_Alley]

i had hids on my 2004 imp. on my lows, problem was they have to warm up. and if you switch to highs then you have to switch to lows they have to warm up and you cant see for a couple seconds. once one burnt up i switch to silver star and liked them so much i got my buddy to buy some for his truck

[werewolfx13]

I would steer clear of sylvania silverstar bulbs...They are xtravision bulbs with an extra coating REDUCING total light output by filtering out the red portion of the spectrum, which is what human eyes use most effectively. The dangerous deception of "whiter" or blue headlights, is they throw a bright contrast off of street signs, making you THINK you have more light than you really do, and the blue and violet spectrum of these headlights SEVERELY cripples the night vision of other drivers. I truely hope the US DOT eventually mandates selective yellow headlights, driving lights, and fog lights, preferrably sooner than later.

[Irish_Alley]

poorly aimed headlight cripple on coming cars.

[bake74]

poorly aimed headlight cripple on coming cars.

      Depends on the headlights I guess, my 2002 work truck on high beams probably would not hurt oncoming traffic.

[silverj]

I have been looking at some of the new LED headlights, they seem to be more promising.

[sphinx]

I tried HIDs in my 99 Ram, they just did not work right going from hi to low beam.  I would by the off-road 65watt bulbs before spending the $'s on HIDs again.  Just my two cents. 

[Irish_Alley]

poorly aimed headlight cripple on coming cars.

      Depends on the headlights I guess, my 2002 work truck on high beams probably would not hurt oncoming traffic.

OK poorly aimed LOW BEAMS cripple on coming cars. and if your high beams where poorly aimed they wouldnt hurt either

[75_chevy]

werewolf I'm with u.. i just put my old hella bulbs back in cuz I can't see with these hids .. do not recommend .. had to take bust freeway at night yesterday and could not see 5 feet in front of me


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