Philips 4300k HID Kit worth it?..i can get a good deal..i think!
Some guy is selling his 4300k philips HID kit on clubsi.com for $500 Canadaian..used for six months...for those with the conversion or who want it..do u think this is a good deal??...are you guys impressed with them..i know this has been asked many times...but Im asking for the deal the guy is offering....so i guess.. im asking..is $500 cdn good?
[Modified by GS-ssbp-R, 3:58 PM 10/18/2002]
[Modified by GS-ssbp-R, 3:58 PM 10/18/2002]
Hey ya ive seen your pics...beautiful car!!...I actually posted you something on torontointegras.com...asking you....anyways is $500 cdn good...or too much??
dood. you can get new ones for $500 from visualdynamics.ca but currently their site is down. I had gotten new ones for about $535 plus shipping. This assumes you want the ones from Canada (which I have).
I am sure you've seen this before(courtesy of Yoshi234©).

shutter speed captures in more light with the camera... but you get the idea. I can not drive with regular lights anymore
-aoib0t, who has to p00
[Modified by AoiGSR, 2:57 PM 10/18/2002]
I am sure you've seen this before(courtesy of Yoshi234©).

shutter speed captures in more light with the camera... but you get the idea. I can not drive with regular lights anymore

-aoib0t, who has to p00
[Modified by AoiGSR, 2:57 PM 10/18/2002]
really?...ill keep checking that site..or try to bug this guy for a lower price...
ive seen that pic before also!!...beatiful colour!
my lights look the the cars next to yours!..weak compared to yours!
ive seen that pic before also!!...beatiful colour!
my lights look the the cars next to yours!..weak compared to yours!
Trending Topics
I had a set....I had to sell them, but if I ever buy another set of HID's, it'll be the Philips 4300k kit. Nothing is brigher.
You decide
From the front

Beam Pattern

In the fog

From the front

Beam Pattern

In the fog

beautiful, just beautiful. one question are those pics of it when it was just turned on or are they already warmed up. the color is perfect, i hope they look like that when there already warmed up
beautiful, just beautiful. one question are those pics of it when it was just turned on or are they already warmed up. the color is perfect, i hope they look like that when there already warmed up
Already warmed up.
Already warmed up.
but how come in some pictures of people philips 4300k hid kits there not at whitish blue.i want ones like yours
I think it also depends on angle of the camera and shutter speed, etc.. Here's a pic in the dark, without allowing more light into the camera:
I got HID's and they're pure white. I can't see any hint of blue in it at all. They're too expensive but worth every penny IMO.
I'm never going back. Get it! But be sure you get them from someone you can trust.
I'm never going back. Get it! But be sure you get them from someone you can trust.
you ca
you can get them for 450 shipped from xenon depot
Another plus is.. If its bright enough it will make it so you cant be clocked by cops from the front.. It will mess up their radar and send back "error"
you can get them for 450 shipped from xenon depot
Too bad they don't have the price listed on their site.. or you can't buy it right away.
buying HID for looks =
all these guys buying 6000K, 8000K, 10,000K etc.. what a waste of money.. sure they're a little bit better than halogen (not much). but the 4100-4300K is ideal for all conditions, plus they dont make the ground look all purple.. the ground is white, like it should be.. if you're worried about the color of your light, you might as well buy PIAA plasma bulbs..they shine just as bright as your average 6000 or 8000K kit.. and are a lot cheaper
all these guys buying 6000K, 8000K, 10,000K etc.. what a waste of money.. sure they're a little bit better than halogen (not much). but the 4100-4300K is ideal for all conditions, plus they dont make the ground look all purple.. the ground is white, like it should be.. if you're worried about the color of your light, you might as well buy PIAA plasma bulbs..they shine just as bright as your average 6000 or 8000K kit.. and are a lot cheaper
buying HID for looks =
all these guys buying 6000K, 8000K, 10,000K etc.. what a waste of money.. sure they're a little bit better than halogen (not much). but the 4100-4300K is ideal for all conditions, plus they dont make the ground look all purple.. the ground is white, like it should be.. if you're worried about the color of your light, you might as well buy PIAA plasma bulbs..they shine just as bright as your average 6000 or 8000K kit.. and are a lot cheaper
all these guys buying 6000K, 8000K, 10,000K etc.. what a waste of money.. sure they're a little bit better than halogen (not much). but the 4100-4300K is ideal for all conditions, plus they dont make the ground look all purple.. the ground is white, like it should be.. if you're worried about the color of your light, you might as well buy PIAA plasma bulbs..they shine just as bright as your average 6000 or 8000K kit.. and are a lot cheaper
are you KIDDING me? LOL, the 4300K Philips kit actually appears the color of a stock bulb
, i'm surprised the picture above shows a white output. Maybe some appear like that? The ones i've seen in person appear the color of a stock bulb. I know it looks white right when you turn it on, but within 30 sec., it transfers to yellowish-white. Bottom line, 6000k+ is NOT a ' little ' better than halogen, it is MUCH better. You will NEVER get the same look with a ' Piaa ' plasma bulb.
Honda-Tech Member
Joined: Apr 2002
Posts: 1,851
Likes: 1
From: Watchingmycarcollectdust in Orlando, FL, USA
I love my Philips 4300k HIDs, bought from Trevor(visualdynamics.ca) on his last GB



