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R3C0N 10-15-2008 01:31 PM

HID recommendations?
 
can anyone recommend any hid for my honda? and what site?




finch13 10-15-2008 01:36 PM

RE: HID recommendations?
 
A good brand of HIDs is SEARCH... but they're a bit price, set you back about $SEARCH!

Use my sig if you have to or click "Today's Posts" in the top right of the site. Browse through the pages and you'll find a ton of info.

steviebix 10-18-2008 12:43 PM

RE: HID recommendations?
 
hahahah i dont know about SEARCH, but i do know that McCulloch, Xtronic(digital, pricey but worth IT), Ignited are best quality. im personally gonna go with mcculloch; just search ebay.
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live2rice 10-18-2008 12:58 PM

RE: HID recommendations?
 
ddm tuning . com best bang for the buck, high quality and low price i have two sets from them

Tippman7641 10-18-2008 04:52 PM

RE: HID recommendations?
 
i have golden eye, and they have always worked great

t00fatt 10-18-2008 07:46 PM

RE: HID recommendations?
 
I had my McCulloch set in my suburban for a year and a half, then I totaled the car. I took the same set put it in my accord, the bulbs lasted another 6 months than I had to replace them. The ballasts and new bulbs are still going strong. So McCulloch has proven itself to me.

bananazx 10-21-2008 05:44 AM

RE: HID recommendations?
 
I got 55w hid set from ebay. It is brighter than regular 35w ones and I just love it.

t00fatt 10-21-2008 11:20 AM

RE: HID recommendations?
 
Yes it is, and if its a no name brand than the ballast will burn out faster too! There's a lot of cheap made in china junk on ebay.

finch13 10-21-2008 11:24 AM

RE: HID recommendations?
 
If you have the money, spend at least $100 on your HIDs. If your bulb or ballast fails on the road (or both, oh my!) what are you going to do? No run-of-the-mill Wally World or Target or Autozone sells HID bulbs or ballasts. If you want to buy cheap parts, at least wire them up so you can go back to stock halogens if need be.

t00fatt 10-21-2008 11:44 AM

RE: HID recommendations?
 
Yeah I keep a spare pair of halogens in my glove box with some misc tools. I've never had to use them thank god lol.


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