HID Plug and Play Kits $160 SHIPPED Head Lights, Fog Lights!
Quick question, looks like you have aftermarket projectors in your car, did you just order an H3 kit or did you do an kit with H3 bulbs and an H4 harness. I ask because the bulb would fit your aftermarket projectors and the harness would plug into your factory connection.
hey, i have a question... how do your 4300k bulbs compare to the stock 4300k bulbs in a 5.5 gen maxima.. do they look exactly the same, have the same output and cutoff? Everybody says 4300k is crystal white, but the lights look blue on every stock maxima that I see. The nissan dealer wants $240 PER BULB, and that's just insane. I was just wondering how your bulbs are compared to stock
hey, i have a question... how do your 4300k bulbs compare to the stock 4300k bulbs in a 5.5 gen maxima.. do they look exactly the same, have the same output and cutoff? Everybody says 4300k is crystal white, but the lights look blue on every stock maxima that I see. The nissan dealer wants $240 PER BULB, and that's just insane. I was just wondering how your bulbs are compared to stock
Everything is the same, output, cut off. As for the light being blue at the headlight lens, I was never sure why. I know why in HID projector housings, but could never find to answer as to why in reflective housings, like the 5.5gen Maxima. If you enjoyed the blue look or wanted to go a little deeper, you could always go with 6000k bulbs.
It does help you out in the long run, but you can always forgo the harness if need be. There should be 2 small harnesses that come with the kit, a 2pin male connector and on the other end the needed plug or wire ends for your cars factory connection
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I can't recall a time right now when we had a customer note that our 4300k was not as blue as there OEMs when they replaced them.
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I can't recall a time right now when we had a customer note that our 4300k was not as blue as there OEMs when they replaced them.
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I have a problem with my HIDs, my driver's side HID just shuts off at random times, I dont know why? It usually happens when the car is not on, but today while I was driving it shut off, can you please explain to me why and what should I do?
I have a problem with my HIDs, my driver's side HID just shuts off at random times, I dont know why? It usually happens when the car is not on, but today while I was driving it shut off, can you please explain to me why and what should I do?
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I have a problem with my HIDs, my driver's side HID just shuts off at random times, I dont know why? It usually happens when the car is not on, but today while I was driving it shut off, can you please explain to me why and what should I do? correction, the driver's side does not shut off at random times, it only shuts off during the warm up, and when i shut em off and put em back on, they work fine, so whats the problem?
I have a problem with my HIDs, my driver's side HID just shuts off at random times, I dont know why? It usually happens when the car is not on, but today while I was driving it shut off, can you please explain to me why and what should I do? correction, the driver's side does not shut off at random times, it only shuts off during the warm up, and when i shut em off and put em back on, they work fine, so whats the problem?
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Everything is the same, output, cut off. As for the light being blue at the headlight lens, I was never sure why. I know why in HID projector housings, but could never find to answer as to why in reflective housings, like the 5.5gen Maxima. If you enjoyed the blue look or wanted to go a little deeper, you could always go with 6000k bulbs.
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see the thing is, i ordered some 6000k D2R headlights for my 03 maxima from another group deal vendor that shall remain nameless, and they were horrible.. the output was alot worse than stock, my cutoff disappeared, they were bright as all hell (probably due to the absence of my cutoff), and there was no light on the road until about 10 feet in front of the car... so i'm kinda traumatized.. lol... i'm just hoping that your D2R bulbs are better quality than those pieces of crap.. i shoulda bought from you in the first place

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i just ordered 5 sets yesterday afternoon at about 4 in the afternoon and they are here already. thanks man very fast shipping. i will get picks up this weekend when i put them in. they are going on a 06 f150, 07 tundra and my 07 altima.
They are $60 shipped for a pair.
Enjoy em partner!
Can't wait to see the pics
Can't wait to see the pics
With customs colors there is an added $20 charge and a 9-13 business day wait before they arrive to us, as we order them on a per order basis.
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Yes, our kits comes with a relay harness. It does get the power from the battary, the only thing the stock connection does is act as a gate to turn the HIDs on. Here is a very general picture of the harness.

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Yes, our kits comes with a relay harness. It does get the power from the battary, the only thing the stock connection does is act as a gate to turn the HIDs on. Here is a very general picture of the harness.

Just curious, if I get a bi-xenon kit for my 4th gen and retro some projectors into it, how can I make it so that I can control the brights? Is there a wiring harness specifically for the brights bulb?
If you were to retrofit some projectors, say for instance FX35 bi-xenon projectors, you would only need a single xenon kit as the high beam created in OEM HID projectors is actually from the projector itself, not the bulb. You would just need to wire it up so the motor from the projector gets a 12v source when you flick on your high beams.
You'll need an H3c kit
If you were to retrofit some projectors, say for instance FX35 bi-xenon projectors, you would only need a single xenon kit as the high beam created in OEM HID projectors is actually from the projector itself, not the bulb. You would just need to wire it up so the motor from the projector gets a 12v source when you flick on your high beams.
If you were to retrofit some projectors, say for instance FX35 bi-xenon projectors, you would only need a single xenon kit as the high beam created in OEM HID projectors is actually from the projector itself, not the bulb. You would just need to wire it up so the motor from the projector gets a 12v source when you flick on your high beams.
Thanks for the explanation, but then why do you sell Bi-xenon kits? How are they different?
Bi-xenon kits are for people that do not wish to do a retrofit but still wish to retain there high beam function when they have a dual filament bulb. These are bulbs where the high / low beam are on the same bulb. Think 1985-1999 Nissan Maxima's where theres only one bulb for the high and low.
Hey Operatic.....how much do your H4 Sliding Hi/Lo Beam Bulbs cost??
basically i need a PAIR H4 Bi-Xenon bulbs for my 2001 maxima
Also does your H4 bi-xenon bulbs come with those glare shields around them?
and my last question is HOW DO THE connectors look on the back of the bulb.......the one that i have now has 3 connections.....the 2 standard power connections, and then the connector that connects to a diode....
basically i need a PAIR H4 Bi-Xenon bulbs for my 2001 maxima
Also does your H4 bi-xenon bulbs come with those glare shields around them?
and my last question is HOW DO THE connectors look on the back of the bulb.......the one that i have now has 3 connections.....the 2 standard power connections, and then the connector that connects to a diode....
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