Hid

[LOWnSLW]

DDM's are the best bang for your buck, imo.

[92turboaccord]

I've been running ddm's for around 2.5 yrs with no issues and no tickets 35w 6k in the low and 55w 6k for the highs for the price you cant beat them

[angel4b]

I just got a pair Philips HIR2 9012 Standard Halogen bulbs, and I'm impressed. The light is much brighter than the 9006 i had before. I can see farther and wider, too. I read nothing but glowing reviews of this latest 3rd generation.

I got them on Amazon:
http://www.amazon.com/Philips-HIR2-S.../dp/B00480N18G

[xkjnboix]

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for the price of two of those bulbs u could have a slim ballast kit, just saying =P

[angel4b]

Its about the same price as SilverStars, and these are plug and play....no retrofitting required. I don't have to figure out if i need a new harness, or projectors, or anything. As much as I love to channel my inner mechanic, sometimes keeping it simple is nice. Plus it appears that I could only got low end HID, where I can get a high end halogen HIR...from a company I can complain to in person out in Marietta.

[deevergote]

HIDs in stock housings will blind oncoming traffic. Assholes like me will swerve at idiot ricers with blinding HIDs. Don't do it. Do a projector retrofit, or stick to halogen bulbs. Don't put HIDs in your stock housings.

And when installing an HID kit, use an auxiliary harness, so you don't burn out your stock wiring. HIDs don't draw much power once they're warmed up, but they can draw up to twice the amount of power that halogen bulbs draw when they're warming up (which is a HUGE strain on the stock wiring.)

[Lucien]

HIDs in stock housings will blind oncoming traffic. Assholes like me will swerve at idiot ricers with blinding HIDs. Don't do it. Do a projector retrofit, or stick to halogen bulbs. Don't put HIDs in your stock housings.

And when installing an HID kit, use an auxiliary harness, so you don't burn out your stock wiring. HIDs don't draw much power once they're warmed up, but they can draw up to twice the amount of power that halogen bulbs draw when they're warming up (which is a HUGE strain on the stock wiring.)

Second time i've read this "burn out the stock wiring" thing. Never heard of or seen it in person.

Methinks its just some hearsay from people around the internet.

[ThePhoenix82]

It might be unlikely that it will happen, but if you pay $15 for a harness you can save yourself if something does happen.

It's like wearing a helmet while biking, most of the time nothing will happen to you, but if you get knocked off your bike or something like that and you fall on your head, you could die. It happened me, luckily I was wearing my helmet at the time, some stupid driver wasn't paying attention to me while I was crossing the road, it was a red light for her, but it was the crossing time for pedestrians and she decided to go for a left turn and knocked me off my bike pretty hard, landed straight to my head, my helmet broke but thank god I'm still alive.