55w HID in Projector low beams Options

[cax_11]

Doed any one have a 55w HID kit in their projector low beams? Persons are telling me they will burn wiing and maybe inside the light itself is this true?

[freddy121389]

if you get any hid get the 35watt the difference between them and the 55w is very small and the 35w last longer

[azian_advanced]

go for the 55w if you plan to go with a high rating (8000K and up). it'll help with visibility especially driving on they highways in the evening.

btw, it'll burn the wiring if you buy cheap HID's. it happened to mine and it damaged my projectors costing me $300 to replate them.

[cax_11]

go for the 55w if you plan to go with a high rating (8000K and up). it'll help with visibility especially driving on they highways in the evening.

btw, it'll burn the wiring if you buy cheap HID's. it happened to mine and it damaged my projectors costing me $300 to replate them.

how did this damage the projectors? the heat from the burning wire? or the light bulb it self got too hot??

if you get any hid get the 35watt the difference between them and the 55w is very small and the 35w last longer

thanks for you input.. I've been hearing that alot but no one is that sure of how much longer or how quickly they will go out, just an average life span of them both.

[azian_advanced]

i noticed that there was smoke swirling inside the headlamps which caused a bit of blackening and there was a collection of carbon residue that formed on the bottom.

[cax_11]

i noticed that there was smoke swirling inside the headlamps which caused a bit of blackening and there was a collection of carbon residue that formed on the bottom.

whoa, thats a bit scary, the cost of these projectors are so high, it would be crazy to wreck em, but the reason for that was the faulty brand of H.I.D?
also whats better the H.I.D kit that get's it current from the battery or from the former bulb wires

[HectortheRican]

I don't have projectors, but I have 35W 8000K HIDs and have no problem with visibility at night.

[cax_11]

I don't have projectors, but I have 35W 8000K HIDs and have no problem with visibility at night.

Nice, I'm leaning towards the 35w, apparently they last longer, and are safer for the wires.. Thinking 8000k

[HectortheRican]

They look purrrdy

[smkr3w]

I just installed my ebay 35w 10000k HIDs yesterday, im thinkin 10 is bit too blue for me, but still awesome

[cax_11]

I just installed my ebay 35w 10000k HIDs yesterday, im thinkin 10 is bit too blue for me, but still awesome

thats a pretty rich blue, still looks pretty awesome though, i also have 35w 6000k in my high beams already so I'll probably have a little kick to it, when both areon
Just waiting on my new kit to arrive, then I'll install the projectors and post a few pics

[smkr3w]

these are 35w 6000k, i felt the 10s were getting too much attention

[cax_11]

these are 35w 6000k, i felt the 10s were getting too much attention

Nice! I have that exact colour in my high beams, diamond white. Not much attention but better visibility

[cax_11]

these are 35w 6000k, i felt the 10s were getting too much attention

every thought about clear high beams? I have an extra set thats for sale, and a right projector but the projector is JDM so not legal in your country but the high beams are though

[cyprus_gt]

I have 55W 6000k HIDs on my low and high crystal clear jdm lights for the last 2 years and i can tell you it's awesome - it's so bright!
just make shure that they are good quality

cheers

[cax_11]

I have 55W 6000k HIDs on my low and high crystal clear jdm lights for the last 2 years and i can tell you it's awesome - it's so bright!
just make shure that they are good quality

cheers

Whats the name of the brands?

[chacha]

DDM tuning are great

[cax_11]

DDM tuning are great

I purchased 35w 8000k in DDM tuning slim ballast, hope I get the results I want

[chacha]

couple of members here bought them...no problem here and they are great...with lifetime warranty...can't beat that and at such a low price.

[cax_11]

couple of members here bought them...no problem here and they are great...with lifetime warranty...can't beat that and at such a low price.

yes, can't beat the price.