HID conversion kits!

sar.steven · 01-31-2010, 10:16 PM

Well a while back a friend and me got into selling and installing Hid headlights. We sell our kits with a full 2 year warrent on the ballast. Longer then any company. Well sell them for around 130 installed But if your a member on this site we will do them for 120 installed. We also will sell just the kits for 100 a kit. Ask around!

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blaster800 · 01-31-2010, 10:38 PM

I need a set for a 1996 gmc suburban , can i get more info on what exactly you have ?

sar.steven · 01-31-2010, 10:59 PM

We can get any bulb any color from 8,000k to 12,000k Everything else we special order. The warrenty we normally dont give warrenty to those who dont let us install them, but We still could work something out. Like if yer ballast goes bad sent it back to us and we will surely send you a new one. I believe the bulb number for your car is 9006?

blaster800 · 02-01-2010, 04:16 PM

looking at the pic you posted it showed 4 lights , so I assumed they were add on units , now I understand they are HID bulb replacments for your stock bulb lenses . ok I got it now !

sar.steven · 02-01-2010, 11:28 PM

Yea our kits come with 2 ballasts 2 bulbs and a wiring harness.So if you wanted headlights and foglights it would be two kits.

jgilius · 02-11-2010, 12:26 AM

what makes your kits better than those found on fleabay? i know alot of the difference is in the quality of the ballasts. what do you normally do about the DRL issue with the newer cars? does your kit use a relay and tap off the positive terminal of the battery? i am leaning towards installing a HID kit on my 07 impala. i wish you guys were on the west side of the state. pm me back, or answer here. mucho thanks... john

650sxNoobie · 02-16-2010, 02:47 AM

5000k- 6000k put out the best light with the nicest color. I have 6000k and they're great. Anything over 8k is just ricer $hit and you probably can't see $hit in inclement weather. Let me guess you're using zip ties to attatch the ballasts to whatever you can find. Gosh I hope not. You should always use a relay harness. There are DRL killers or modifiers that are easy to install. It's a simple relay but you need to know what wires to tap. I did those on my Trailblazer SS. Steven I wouldn't let you near my truck cause I've seen what you do to watercraft lol. Jk. I would like to see some of your installs for that price.

jgilius · 02-16-2010, 09:47 AM

maybe they use the marine grade velcro on the ballasts, LOL j/k guys! yes, do you have some photos of completed work? thanks much..... john

sar.steven · 02-16-2010, 01:32 PM

**** our prices are best around. Ski's are different then cars. They were a waste of time at the time i owned them. My car is a completely different story. 6k is the best for seeing. I got 8k in my headlights and 12k in my fog lights and have the brightest lights around me. We screw the ballast in but sometimes where theres no room they need to be zip tied. We have been doing this for 6 months and nobody has came back to complain. My friend has all the pictures of our completed work all i have is pictures of my car.

650sxNoobie · 02-18-2010, 12:35 AM

It is a fact that the higher the temp rating the lower the lumens.