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| 99-03 7.3L Exterior Discussion Body and Accessories Talk |
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HID Headlights?
Ok...I think I am getting serious about getting some HID headlights. Who makes the best kits? I am looking for around 4000k-6000k color temps (I just don't like the "blue" lights) Are there any that have a high and low beam? Do the replace the lens and/or headlight assy? I just don't know that much about them, except they are much brighter with less power. I have been working on researching it, but this is one of the best places I know of to get just about ANY information for these trucks. Thanks for all the help.
-Aaron |
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Bump...
Someone has to have bought some that they either do or don't like. |
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I bought mine off a trusted buyer on ebay and absolutely love them! If you need more information just pm me and I will send you what you need.
The kit I bought comes with the HID bulb for the low beam, and a standard halogen bulb for the high beam; although you will probably never need the high beam bulb The guy I get them from has them in all different bulb sizes and temperatures (i.e. 3000K - 12000K). I've got the 3000K in my fog lights and the 6000K for my low beams! Lights up a runway and look amazing. Hope this helps you out; let me know if I can be of more assistance. Sergio |
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Hids are not to be used in housings that are not designed for them! No housing for these trucks have been designed to direct the light coming off a Hid.
If you want the best lighting you can get then get Hellas harness and a set of their 80/100w 4k Kelvin bulbs. They have some great new bulbs to replace your factory fogs also. Here is some reading: There are kits available i which you replace the halogen bulb with a gas discharge bulb. The gas discharge light source is 2.5 times as bright as the halogen bulb and does not focus correctly within the headlamp, as the headlamp was not designed for this bulb. This creates excessive glare (up to 100 times), which blinds oncoming drivers, and is very dangerous. Proof:Daniel Stern Lighting Consultancy and Supply Cary |
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I have had these lights in every vehicle I've owned and have recommended them over and over. I've never gotten pulled over for having them and have even been right behind cops on the road at night with them on. |
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i agree too it does blind other drivers but w/e i'd rather me be able to see. i have a set i got off of HID Conversion Kits - Single Baam Model(H1/H3/H4-1/H4-2/H7/H8/H9/H10/H11/9004-1/9005(HB3)/9006(HB4)/9007-1/880/881) VVME.COM LLC Your Best HID KIT Supplier. i also put them in my buddies explorer and haven't had any issues. i've put them in every thing i've owned and that includes a 68 c-10, not one issue.
mine are 9000k ![]()
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HID's are great!!! I love mine. The best kit on the market in my opinion is McCulloch. But honestly, I really don't think it matters. I have 6000K for my low beams and I'm about to buy some 6000K's for my fogs. But one thing you want to make sure you have is a wiring harness. That way if something goes haywire, the fuse will blow instead of all the electronics on your light/battery or whatever. Good luck and you will love them!!!!
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mine are out of a nissan maxima..Id have quite a few sets. I love them.
heres a picture of my truck after I first got it, i over nighted my SCT and tinted my windows, put some HIDs in there and pulled the exhaust off to hear that 03 whistle. This was like 2 days after owning my truck. ![]()
Last edited by 03f250stroke; 04-15-2008 at 08:12 AM. |
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lol, wow evan looks a little different now
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I got a set of 6000K Xetronics from buyeurolights, the are HID for both high and low beam. Cost a little more for the dual HID, but I feel it was worth the investment
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