i didnt have any trouble with mine and i was one of the first to get them. just make sure you put your year make and model in the comment section when u buy and they should send everything u need.

if you do get them i can help u install them if you want

 

I bought mine from them. Took them a week to get here and they're just a couple states away. Also, they didnt include the capacitors with my order even though I stated it on BOTH the orders I made. So, maybe by the end of the week I'll get to find out if they work or not. For the price I had to give them a shot though.

 

Haha why do you want my headrests?

Alright sweet Silver, do I also have to order the bulbs separately because it appears they don't come with the kit.

 

the bulbs come with the kit

 

My n/runner was alease for a thousand miles first thing they did was shlt can the embroidered headrests and replaced them with plain ones, they match the seats all right just not embroidered. I've been asking all the n/runner owners lol. I actually have e-mailed dodge and there product dept. but I haven't heard anything yet.

 

I'm just curious, how come everyone that gets HID’s gets 6000k or 8000k? Personally, I think that both 6000k and 8000k look too blue. I can’t comment on my HID headlights, since I have projectors, but I have 4300k HID’s in my foglights and I think they look perfect. They look just like factory HID’s. They are perfectly white, with just that little bit of a bluish tint, and have no yellow whatsoever.

 

yea no problem man just let me know

 

Ah, that blows. Actually mines not a Night Runner, wish it was... It's a blacked out Laramie.


Hey Silver, I respect you a whole lot so I'm going to leave this decision up to you... 6000k or 8000k? As for the installation I should be able to do it no problem, but I wouldn't mind seeing your sexy *** RAM as an excuse to help me install my HID's.

 

hmm this is the hid color chart
3000k Yellow light (suitable for fog lights)
4300k White light with tinges of yellow.
5000K: PURE WHITE LIGHT.
6000K: White light with tinges of blue
8000K: Distinct blue color light
10000K: Bluish-green light
12000K: Bluish-purplish light.

 

No Shlt guess that makes two of us or do you think they're gay?