- Patented digital ballasts for precise color illumination
- Japanese quality and craftsmanship
- CE,UL & E4 certified OEM grade Xenon HID components
- Rubber Injected waterproof/shockproof ballasts
- Laser aligned bulbs to ensure optically correct beam patterns
- Unique dual relay harness design
- 3 Years Full replacement warranty
- ROHS, CE,UL & E4 certified OEM grade Xenon HID components
- Double tubed Philips Quartz Anti-UV bulbs
About the Xtreme Digital HID Kit:
The Xtreme Digital Xenon HID Conversion kits utilize cutting edge Xenon HID components made with superior Japanese craftsmanship and quality to offer you the latest in High Intensity Discharge (HID) Xenon technology. To ensure optimal light output, the Xtreme HID Kit uses laser calibrated bulbs so that the focal point of the HID bulb matches the focal point of the corresponding halogen bulb. This will result in both proper fitment and optically correct beam patterns. Industry leading AMP style connectors are used to ensure proper water tight connections between the HID bulb and HID ballast.
The Xtreme HID bulbs utilize Philips UV-blocking quartz glass to filter out the ultraviolet rays that are potentially damaging to modern automotive plastic head lights. These bulbs provide more light on the road as well as the highest level of resistance to vibrations, extremes of temperature, and risks of explosion. Lower grade HID bulbs do not use proper quartz glass to save costs and will end up damaging your vehicle's headlamps over time and burning out prematurely.
Posted by Unknown on 17th Jun 2013
used cheap chinese kits before. All the way up to 100 watts. ALL crap. The 35Watt HID xtreme was much brighter, why? Better ballast and bulb optics.
Buying experience was excellent.
Posted by Unknown on 17th May 2013
This is my 3rd HID conversion kit for my Mazda 3 2005. This is probably the brightness one I got. The kit came with relays with fuses such that you can hook up your ballast directly to the car's battery to ensure it can draw the current it needs. Not sure if the ballast and relay handles DRL voltage pulse since I connected mine to a custom constant 12V wire. Generally, I am happy with the bulbs' brightness, comparing with my old one. However, there are some issues that require manual modification. A. the ballast electrical plug doesn't fit for my car H7 slot. B. The bulb doesn't fit with the provided spacers. C. One of the bulbs does not look as bright as the other one which I can't quite figure out why yet. With a premium product like this based on how it was advertised I am a bit disappointed the work that I need to do to install it.
XE: Thanks for your review. Here's some answer to the points you have mentioned.
A) The Mazda 3 of your year uses H7 bulbs but the stock connectors use 9006. All you have to do is remove the wires from the H7 kit connectors and plug them straight to your stock connector. Very easy. This is a Mazda 3 2004-2009 issue only.
B) Spacers for the Mazda must be aligned with the bulbs. There's only one way they can fit. If not placed correctly, you will have the feeling that the spacers don't fit.
C) This is due to your problem in B. You bulb is not seated properly at the base of the projector which results in a misaligned bulb and lower output. Try reinstalling that bulb as this is an install issue.
Xtreme kits are all tested prior to boxing and have the lowest defective rate in the industry.
Posted by Brian White on 2nd Jun 2012
Although it is more expensive than other kits out there, I was tired to have cheap HID kits giving me problems. I wanted something with OEM reliability and Xenon Expert guided to the Xtreme kit. Let me tell you. That kit has been GREAT. very happy with it.