$129 for a low only 9004? I hope not, if so that's highway robbery. DDM's 35 watt kits start at $50. Bi xenon's for $125.

I have 3 of their kits in my truck. Good stuff.

http://ddmtuning.com/hidkihidbuhi.html

 

You can use regular halogen bulbs and also that's what is recommended for these headlights unless there TRUE HID headlights which they are probably not, most aftermarket headlights are only Halogen. If you want HID's search around ebay you can usually find some decent kits.

 

"TRUE HID"... What?

 

I believe he is referring to a true "retrofit" headlamp designed for HID, as opposed to a headlamp or projector designed for halogen but fitted with a HID system.

 

ok i want to tap the halos/leds into the parking/running lights what and where is this wire located also in consideration the easiest place to locate this wire? please let me know what color this wire is too

 

You can look at my projectors in my pics. They look pretty awesome. I now have hid lights also. The ones in the pics are with the cheap blue bulbs. They still look good though.

 

To each there own, but in some cases you get what you pay for. If you like yours thats cool and im glad they work for you. I got Bosch and there awesome. I have them on my truck and motorcycle and never had any problems 100% waterproof too (some kits are not and burn up after the ballest gets alittle wet) But I was not willing to go cheap, too many horror stories of flickering bulbs and ballest burning up. Mine got a 3 year warrenty. Any problems I just send it back and get another sent out. I am intrested to see what the 5k's look like on our trucks, mind posting some daytime pics? Ill get some night pics of mine tonight and post em up.

Not trying to knock your choice Viper. And there are some kits that sell for 300+ in comparision 119 is not on the terribly expensive side.

BTW: My guys kits regular price 119.99 now.

 

Here is a pic of my Ram w. the projectors. These have the cheap blue bulbs in them right now, but I have the HID kit going in whenever I get a spare second to install them.

 

ok guys i have them on and wired all up and they look good. i think im gonna take them somewhere to get aimed b/c i cant seem to get them high enough. ill put some pics on here a lil later. but i am having a prob with them now and i don't know what it is ok the projectors are bright really bright just way too low then the other beam when i switch to it u might as well be driving in the DARK! i bought some better bulbs today to see if it helps but i dont think it will they look the same to me still ( but it daylight out ) so maybe the plug and play isn't getting the amount of power to them? also the high beam light in my truck in the dash stays on even if i change between high and low beam lights. oh and when i change them to the low beam ( not the projector beam) the projector beam is still on just barely on. im thinking im having a power problem to the lights or its the plug and play. ill take pics of them tonight so u all can see what i am talking about

 

Here are the guidlines to help you aim you headlights. If you need help understanding let me know. Move back 25 feet from a wall on a flat surface. Measure headlights from the ground to the center of the projector, that's your projector height. Now from that height measure 2.5 inches lower that where you low step will be. Now measure the distance between your headlights, that going to give you the distance your cut offs should be apart.



Should look like this.


Should be using "C" to aim headlights.



This is how your headlights should look from about 50' back. Notice all the color on the left, and the actual light on the right, that is so you don't blind the on-comming drivers.