another hid question...
hey has any1 used hid's from this site http://www.vvme.com ? if so is there any problems with them and is the quality good?
is the price a steal? or is it you get what you pay for?
is the price a steal? or is it you get what you pay for?
wtf? $55 for a pnp kit! http://www.vvme.com/catalog/li....html
where is the catch??? shipping??? shipping is 35!!!!!
ebay.. 75 shipped.
if its a pnp kit.. i would go with the cheapest ones out there.. so that when they die in a year.. i wouldn't feel too bad.
where is the catch??? shipping??? shipping is 35!!!!!
ebay.. 75 shipped.
if its a pnp kit.. i would go with the cheapest ones out there.. so that when they die in a year.. i wouldn't feel too bad.
if you want something that will last, do it right.
buy some OEM HID projectors, OEM ballasts, and philips/osram bulbs.
then do a HID retrofit into your headlights, or an aftermarket headlight.
the output will be way better, and it will last.
buy some OEM HID projectors, OEM ballasts, and philips/osram bulbs.
then do a HID retrofit into your headlights, or an aftermarket headlight.
the output will be way better, and it will last.
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yep, Philips bulbs and Philips, Hella, or Matsushita ballasts are good ones, along with OEM HID projectors.
My Philips D2S bulbs are going on 4 years old and my Philips ballasts are over 5 years old now.
My Philips D2S bulbs are going on 4 years old and my Philips ballasts are over 5 years old now.
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I have a PnP kit for my retrofit for over a year and its been holding up great. I have had no problems with whatsoever. They have never had a hard time igniting, have not flickered, even in the coldest of weather.
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How can you use a PnP kit for a retrofit? Retrofits using OEM HID projectors require OEM D2S bulbs, and PnP kits have bulbs rebased for use in halogen housings.
How can you use a PnP kit for a retrofit? Retrofits using OEM HID projectors require OEM D2S bulbs, and PnP kits have bulbs rebased for use in halogen housings.
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