well i wanna do hid on my fogs 96-98 civic what hid bulb do i use?

 

the same size bulb that is normally used when you have a halogen bulb

 

h3

 

Hey, check out our HID Systems. At http://www.Drivenmotoring.com. As a US Manufacture liability company. I can assure you of the Quality that you should expect from a HID System.

 

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oh yeah? what type of tests did u guys do? got any spec sheets with data to back up that quality claim?

 

I don't sell my products on Ebay, Xenonworx is a manufacturing company that has been producing HID systems since 2002. We put many hours into New Product R&D, I don't compete with the “cheap HID systems” that have "generic ballast". Our Bulbs are produced in the 3rd largest HID Bulb Factory, Behind Philips and Osram. Our Ballast are fully digital and produced, using SMT (Surface Mounting Technology). In turn this keeps our quality high, and our failure rate very low. 0.4% on the Ballast 0.2% on Bulbs.

Driven Motoring Concepts Inc. & Xenonworx Inc. is sponsoring Honda-tech Because we Know our HID products are top Quality.

Besides most of you hate "Eday HID's" I'm here to offer much more.

 

still no data?
hmmmmm

 

Can I send you one of my Distributor packets in the mail. It has all the necessary information that larger companies have requested in the past. The Packet Has the confidential technical charts that I think your requesting. I will be anxious to see what you think Please contact me!

Travis Kelly
New product R&D/ Engineer
Travis@drivenmotoring.com
704-881-1172
386-846-6523

 

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You'll need an H3 bulb if they are the OEM style fog lights.

 

i have seen both H3 and H1 used for the fog lights

 

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Travis Kelly
New product R&D/ Engineer
Travis@drivenmotoring.com
704-881-1172
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lol I mean some scans of data sheets :D You pm-ed me about it but never got a PM back. For credibility, it is always good to backup the claim
Just don't do what others have been. Whenever I asked for proof, they would just give me a chart of the different colors and an estimate lumens from the bulbs...so depressing

 

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lol I mean some scans of data sheets :D You pm-ed me about it but never got a PM back. For credibility, it is always good to backup the claim
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what is this all about?

 

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I've been testing HID kits for some time now.
So far, the only decent one is the Klight kit. McCulloch = crap and warranty always denied.
Have to get on the digital ones. But don't have enough cash flow to do many at a time

 

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I've been testing HID kits for some time now.
So far, the only decent one is the Klight kit. McCulloch = crap and warranty always denied.
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I'm using mcculloch and they are so far the best I have used in terms of quality and installation. What are the digital ones? any pics?

 

digital ballasts draw less amps and relatively when fully warmed up, the amperage drawn is around 4. It has all sorts of protections against any damage

 

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how can you tell if i have a digital one?

sorry for the many questions.

 

Chris, I'm putting together some Data charts to post. I'll have them posted tonight, Thanks for your patience

 

Here are the specs for our Gen IV Ballast, our III, IV & V Generation Ballast are Fully Digital.

http://www.drivenmotoring.com/Gen-IV-ballast.html

I can explain all the Testing Procedures and Quality Control actions that we Perform!

If you have any ?'s feel free to ask