HID conversion,

[Adam]

Yeah, if there a problem at mot time i'll switch back to std bulbs. 2second job

[Welsh Dan]

Mine(now Adams) vs my old philips "+50% brightness halogens", in my mates mk3 golf:


Well worth it. I'm tempted by 1 or 2 sets for the mundano, but I'd be more tempted by a 4300k kit for the extra visibility over the 'white light' effect.

[imnobby]

there you go peeps hope it helps

[Huffy]

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...m=270283708840 so is the kit above any good ?, i saw these bulbs on ebay was thinking about grabing a set and they come with the side light bulbs ?
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Vauxhall-Front...d=p3286.c0.m14

[Benn]

You want a high/low kit, so you have main and dipped beam.

Second link are just lighly colour blue bulbs.. with a bit a bit whiter than normal onews but nothing special.

[Spudly]

You want a high/low kit, so you have main and dipped beam.

Agreed, i have just a low beam kit 6000k and its uber bright but my headlights are lined up via our beam aim checkery thing on the mot ramp at work and on dark back roads i do miss my high beam as the low beam doesnt quite illuminate far enough down the road for my liking, but for everything else theyre spot on (and even though mine are lined up properly you always get the odd one or two puddins flashing at you as they think theyre too bright)

[Adam]

On dark b-roads, hi beam hids is

[Spudly]

Rub it in why dont ya

Im gonna get the bi-xenon kit eventually (when im out of the penniless hole im in atm)

[hagger]

ive been thinking about getting a kit for mine for quite a while now, just need to get my **** into gear to get one haha

[Benn]

Yep yep thats why i'm buying a new kit, as my relay has stoped working.