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02-27-2007, 06:30 PM
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Thanks a bunch guys for the help and info. Now I just need to save up a bit for the bi-xenon kit. Yeah, my friend got an 8000k kit from somewhere else quite a while ago. His wiring did melt. I guess I forgot to mention that. First the wire, then the bulb, then the alternator went.
02-27-2007, 09:35 PM
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I gotta say, best buying experience I've had in a while, I ordered the kit yesterday at 10:30 AM I got them today at 12:30.
Operatic is a great guy to work with and the kit looks top notch. I should be putting them in tonight, I'll put up pics when I'm done.
Thanks again!
Operatic is a great guy to work with and the kit looks top notch. I should be putting them in tonight, I'll put up pics when I'm done.
Thanks again!
02-28-2007, 02:50 AM
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im a NOOB about this HIDs type.... pls. answer/explain it clearly for me, i really appreciate it..single xenon -
bi-xenon -
p.s. which one is really the best for low beam tCs
Every Single Xenon kit comes with:
2 Xenon bulbs
2 HID Ballast
Plug and Play Wiring Harness
Installation Guide
Mounting Hardware
Every Bi-Xenon kit comes with:
2 Dual beam Xenon bulbs
4 HID Ballasts
Plug and Play Wiring Harness
Mounting Hardware
02-28-2007, 05:08 AM
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^ Basically for a tC setup, since you have separate lows and highs, you'd need the single xenon kit. If you wanted to do the lows you'd need a 9006 single xenon. The highs would be a 9005 single xenon.
Of course you could get a low setup and maintain your halogen highs. Hope that helps.
Of course you could get a low setup and maintain your halogen highs. Hope that helps.
02-28-2007, 05:10 AM
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I've got pics, I installed them about an hour ago and I'm pretty happy. Thanks again Operatic!
My headlight is dirty, oh well.
Against my tiny garage.
I'll take more later this week.
My headlight is dirty, oh well.
Against my tiny garage.
I'll take more later this week.
02-28-2007, 12:21 PM
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Originally Posted by sciontc313
im a NOOB about this HIDs type.... pls. answer/explain it clearly for me, i really appreciate it..bi-xenon - These are for cars that have high beam and low beam are on the same bulb. So if you buy a single xenon kit, you will lose your high beam function all together. If you wish to retain your high beam function, you will have to purchase our bi-xenon kit. (example, Scion xA and xB)
02-28-2007, 06:47 PM
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I want the single kit.is 4300k the white ones? I have the mcCulloch 6k and they a lilttle on the blue side. I need these for my gfs car. 2002 honda civic. low bean size is 900e I believe. pm me with more info?I wat to buy if the 4300k is white
