eBay 6K HID
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I've been wanting to upgrade my headlight from stock, to 6k HID, what you guys think about these, is it worth it??
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Xenon...Q5fAccessories
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Xenon...Q5fAccessories
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first of all, no should should buy those cheap ballasts. I had a customer that used cheap ballasts melted his wiring and his friend who used cheap ones melted his front bumper. U all realize that HID ballasts ignite at 23000 volts right?
Secondly, u need to use D1S bulbs. And not all D1S are made alike. I have tried a few ebay ones for trial and error and they work for a few weeks and go bad. They are not stable.
Secondly, u need to use D1S bulbs. And not all D1S are made alike. I have tried a few ebay ones for trial and error and they work for a few weeks and go bad. They are not stable.
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first of all, no should should buy those cheap ballasts. I had a customer that used cheap ballasts melted his wiring and his friend who used cheap ones melted his front bumper. U all realize that HID ballasts ignite at 23000 volts right?
Secondly, u need to use D1S bulbs. And not all D1S are made alike. I have tried a few ebay ones for trial and error and they work for a few weeks and go bad. They are not stable.
Secondly, u need to use D1S bulbs. And not all D1S are made alike. I have tried a few ebay ones for trial and error and they work for a few weeks and go bad. They are not stable.
With that said, I bought Brabusw209amg's products, and I have no complaints whatsoever, The quality is evident, and I would recommend spending a little extra and buying proven quality goods from him.
Just my 2 cents, though.
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Oh and to give you an idea of the headache the melted harnesses caused, I had no headlights for a week and couldn't drive the car at night.
Also, the cost to have the harnesses/wires replaced at the dealer was $510.00 with labor. This was on a Nissan. For BMW, I imagine it would have been $1,000+
Also, the cost to have the harnesses/wires replaced at the dealer was $510.00 with labor. This was on a Nissan. For BMW, I imagine it would have been $1,000+