1-
How do I know which bulb fits my car?
The bulb type should be indicated in the owner's
manual of your car. You can also check this
site to get the info.
2- Why don't you have
kits that have a high temperature color like 8000K?
Light coverage drastically decrease after ~6000K.
At 8000K you will get a special look but will practically
won't see anything while driving. We won't sell
products that can be dangerous to you. If you still
want higher K rated bulbs we can get them but by
special order only.
3-What is your lifetime
warranty?
It's simple. If you buy a product covered by our
lifetime warranty, any defective part of it will
be replaced for as long as you own the kit. That's
how sure we are of the quality of our products.
4- Do I need a harness
to power my HID kit?
Actually, there is little, if any, chance of any
of the automotive parts in the headlight circuit
being damaged by in-rush current. In any decent
non-oem ballast design, the current is limited inside
the ballast to 7.5 amps. 50W kits are an exception.
ALL ballast manufacturers recommending harnesses
do so in order to accomplish one thing. Protect
their ballasts from internal damage caused due
to voltage sag and increased current demand to
compensate. Whereas the car relays will easily
handle 30 amps continuous and 40 amps surge, the
ballasts are extremely heat sensitive and will
fail rapidly with high internal current loads
on startup.
Likewise, the wiring on most cars will handle
over 12 amps continuous load and should handle
at least 20 amps for 3-5 seconds per the specifications
for that wire
So unless specified by the manufacturer of the
ballasts, the harness should be unneccessary in
35W HID kits.
We can supply harnesses as required though in
35W kits if they aren't included and you want
one.
5- What is the difference
between D2S and D2R bulbs?
D2R and D2S bulbs are for factory HID installed
bulbs. D2R bulbs were originally designed for
Mercedes-Benz. Consequently, D2R bulbs and D2S
bulbs (used initially by BMW) feature subtle differences
at the base of the bulb for fitment purposes.
The differences primarily consist of a cut-out
and notch for fastening purposes being located
differently. In addition to the base varying slightly,
D2R bulbs are easily distinguished by ceramic
paint along the sides of the capsule.
So please check your owner manual if you want
to replace factory HID bulbs o see if you need
D2S or D2R bulbs. You can also check the link
in question #1.
6- What is the color
of the light and lumens output in 35 Watts HID
vs. 50W HID kits?
| Color |
Description |
35
watt Lumens |
50
watt Lumens |
| 3000k |
"Ion" yellow |
3200 |
4000 |
| 4500k |
Pure white |
3400 |
4200 |
| 5000k |
White with a tiny hint of blue |
3300 |
4100 |
| 6000k |
White with a violet hue |
3200 |
4000 |
| 8000k |
Sky blue |
3100 |
3900 |
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