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Ok so here's what I'm looking at now...

The XenonDepot H4 / 9003 5000k Bi-Xenon Xtreme HID Conversion Kit. 35W

Regularly $499.99 on sale for $219.99..

Comes with:

2 x 5000k Laser Calibrated HID/Xenon Bulbs

2 x Xtreme HID Digital Ballasts

2 x Complete Wiring Harnesses – 1 per side

Mounting Hardware

Complete Instruction manual

1 year ful replacement warranty

Separate fuses and relays for each side.. Sounds like a very nice kit. I've heard very good things about Xenon Depot too.

http://www.kbcarstuff.com/Xtreme_HID_Kits_...e_2001_s/21.htm

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Ok so here's what I'm looking at now...

The XenonDepot H4 / 9003 5000k Bi-Xenon Xtreme HID Conversion Kit. 35W

Regularly $499.99 on sale for $219.99..

Comes with:

2 x 5000k Laser Calibrated HID/Xenon Bulbs

2 x Xtreme HID Digital Ballasts

2 x Complete Wiring Harnesses – 1 per side

Mounting Hardware

Complete Instruction manual

1 year ful replacement warranty

Separate fuses and relays for each side.. Sounds like a very nice kit. I've heard very good things about Xenon Depot too.

http://www.kbcarstuff.com/Xtreme_HID_Kits_...e_2001_s/21.htm

this is definately a dumb question but uh whats the difference in BI-xenon and xenon??

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HI beam + Low beam HID

The bulb itself mechanically pulls back with a magnet to create a high beam pattern. So you don't loose your high beams. Better than a dual filament HID.

Remember, the only dumb question is one not asked! ;)

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HI beam + Low beam HID

The bulb itself mechanically pulls back with a magnet to create a high beam pattern. So you don't loose your high beams. Better than a dual filament HID.

Remember, the only dumb question is one not asked! ;)

ahh okay, thats what i was thinking but i wasnt sure.

soo what would i need H4, H13? i have no idea what the difference is

i was thinking abuot going with the 6000k (diamond-white)

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You have a 96 i see? You'd need an H4 as well.

Fogs = 9006

HI's = 9005

low/HI = 9003/H4

6000k would be significantly blue. 4300k-5000k for the brightest, best output.

~3000k golden yellow

~4300k natural sunlight

~5000k pure white

..

Here's a good link for the color temps

http://www.xtremehids.com/index.php?cPath=...395ab2fad1d132b

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You have a 96 i see? You'd need an H4 as well.

Fogs = 9006

HI's = 9005

low/HI = 9003/H4

6000k would be significantly blue. 4300k-5000k for the brightest, best output.

~3000k golden yellow

~4300k natural sunlight

~5000k pure white

..

Here's a good link for the color temps

http://www.xtremehids.com/index.php?cPath=...395ab2fad1d132b

yeahh i see. but it says it would only be a light hue of blue to it.

and thanks for clearing up the hi/low and fogs.

have you ordered yours yet?

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5000k is a pure white. just BARELY any blue noticeable.

6000k is much more blue. Kind of like the tuner halogen bulbs with blue glass... Mostly white, but a lot more blue. Oncoming traffic will see them mostly as blue.

6000k is cool if that's what you want. Anything over 6000k really has horrible output. I personally would never go over 5000k cause I love the pure white look. And it get's the most light on the road.

I haven't ordered yet. Want to soon.

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5000k is a pure white. just BARELY any blue noticeable.

6000k is much more blue. Kind of like the tuner halogen bulbs with blue glass... Mostly white, but a lot more blue. Oncoming traffic will see them mostly as blue.

6000k is cool if that's what you want. Anything over 6000k really has horrible output. I personally would never go over 5000k cause I love the pure white look. And it get's the most light on the road.

I haven't ordered yet. Want to soon.

ohh noo, i dont want that tuner look. ill probly just get the 5000k.

let me know when you get yours. i wanna see some before and after pics

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Trunk wiring is the best fix ever B)

My old 91 LS got to 186k and never needed it fixed. (luckily)

Keep us posted on it, whether it fixes or not.

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