To Bi-Xenon or Not To Bi-Xenon
#1
To Bi-Xenon or Not To Bi-Xenon
(pun intended)
I've got a 1996 Dodge Grand Caravan SE Sport 7 Passenger. I live out in the country where it gets rather dark at night. I've recently purchased some black housing headlights with chromed reflectors in headlight and signal areas and they are nice and bright (better than what I had before). Problem is Not bright enough.
My question to you folks is:
Has anyone here bought the 6000K Bi-Xenon HID Conversion Kit off Evil-Bay for your van and is it worth the money? Are the lights Focused and not Scattered out like I've seen on many other vehicles that didn't come originally Equipped with this technology? I know a lot of companies do the research to make sure these HID Kits fit the vehicle intended, but they DO NOT test the products to see if the lights are focused where they should be on vehicles that were never intended to have this technology.
Or................
Would I be better off buying the Sylvania XtraVision 9007 Bulbs to see if this solves my "Lighted Issues."
Thanx in advance,
I've got a 1996 Dodge Grand Caravan SE Sport 7 Passenger. I live out in the country where it gets rather dark at night. I've recently purchased some black housing headlights with chromed reflectors in headlight and signal areas and they are nice and bright (better than what I had before). Problem is Not bright enough.
My question to you folks is:
Has anyone here bought the 6000K Bi-Xenon HID Conversion Kit off Evil-Bay for your van and is it worth the money? Are the lights Focused and not Scattered out like I've seen on many other vehicles that didn't come originally Equipped with this technology? I know a lot of companies do the research to make sure these HID Kits fit the vehicle intended, but they DO NOT test the products to see if the lights are focused where they should be on vehicles that were never intended to have this technology.
Or................
Would I be better off buying the Sylvania XtraVision 9007 Bulbs to see if this solves my "Lighted Issues."
Thanx in advance,
#4
Well there is a 2 yr warranty on all parts and a 30 day money back guarantee if I do not like the product. I have it in writing from the parent company of the company I'm buying them from. I have Silverstars in my van currently and it jus' doesn't seem bright enough for where I live. There is No Street lights on the main highways and deer are a major problem as with other small animals and an occasional cow, bull, or horse. So I figure getting 6000k (which is the state's legal DOT Limit on HID Lights) Bi-Xenon units would possibly eliminate me from losing another vehicle, My Beloved Minivan! I'll update everyone on how the installation and aim goes and who the eBay seller is once I test the product.
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#6
Well disaster struck last night! So I had to switch back to my stock headlights as I was hit/or I hit it (depending on who's side of the story you wanna believe) by a falling tree branch taking out the passenger side black headlight. The black headlights I got off Ebay were nice and bright, even brighter than the stock ones, thanx to the chrome reflector. The company I got them from is going to send me a new set in exchange for the old set. The HID's should be in next week sometime. More to come on this.