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Hi,

We have had customers install our 8000k HID kit. Most people on this board go for the 4300k HID kit though for the most OEM look and feel. When it comes to color temperature, the higher Kelvin kits produce more color but less useable light.

Steve
 
hey there steve, I am looking to upgrade to HIDs, Im thinking of a 6000k kit when I purchase the kit does it come with all neccessary components for a safe install, Also will I still have my high beams for inspection purposes.

btw I have an 03 limited
 
Hi,

Thank you for posting.

Your vehicle uses a 9006 bulb for the low beams meaning that you would need to get a 9006 HID conversion kit. Upgrading your low beams will not have any effect on your high beams as your vehicle uses 2 separate bulbs for the low and high beam.

Everything you need will be included with the kit.

If you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to ask.

Regards,

Steve
 
XenonDepot said:
Hi,

Thank you for posting.

Your vehicle uses a 9006 bulb for the low beams meaning that you would need to get a 9006 HID conversion kit. Upgrading your low beams will not have any effect on your high beams as your vehicle uses 2 separate bulbs for the low and high beam.

Everything you need will be included with the kit.

If you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to ask.

Regards,

Steve

thanks for the reply... one more ? I was reading somewhere earlier in the thread that I would need some kind of relays or harness....
is this also included in the purchase? I just dont want anything to melt or catch on fire if you know what I mean..
 
Hi Guys,

As per your questions:

1) The Xtreme kit will come with a unique dual relay set up. Each side will have it's own fused relay harness. This safety feature ensures that should a fuse or relay go out on you only one side gets effected. Many HID kits on the market that come with a relay harness use one relay for both sides. If a fuse or relay goes out on you so will both your headlights.

2) Motorcycle: Are you looking for half a car kit or are you looking at our actual motorcycle HID kits? Please send me a PM with information about what you are looking to get and I will do my best to help you out.

Steve
 
I am talking about the actual motorcycle kit. For my bike it would be H7, and I would just need the low beam (separate bulb for high beam so I wouldn't need bi-xeon either).

What is the best price, hands down, you could offer for this type of kit? Sorry my PM isnt working!


2) Motorcycle: Are you looking for half a car kit or are you looking at our actual motorcycle HID kits? Please send me a PM with information about what you are looking to get and I will do my best to help you out.
 
Hi Guys,

Cape 4RUNNER - We offer a coupon code on a motorcycle forum that we advertise on that I would be happy to extend to you. Please type in coupon code "BMTLT" to receive a 15% discount upon checkout. The H7 motorcycle kits are in stock so they will ship out right away.

V8Limited4wd - You would need to go with a 9006 HID conversion kit for your vehicle. Are you familiar with color temperature?

Steve
 
XenonDepot said:
Hi Guys,

Cape 4RUNNER - We offer a coupon code on a motorcycle forum that we advertise on that I would be happy to extend to you. Please type in coupon code "BMTLT" to receive a 15% discount upon checkout. The H7 motorcycle kits are in stock so they will ship out right away.

V8Limited4wd - You would need to go with a 9006 HID conversion kit for your vehicle. Are you familiar with color temperature?

Steve

i know i want to have the lighting look oem so i guess i should go for the 4300k?
 
Hi,

That is what I would recommend. The 4300k kit will offer you the most OEM look and feel. These bulbs will also offer you the brightest possible output.

Steve
 
****VACATION ALERT:****

Hi Guys,

I will be away for the dates of July 10th-17th so I will not be available to check my PM or the board. Orders placed during this period will still ship as our warehouse will remain open. In my absence, please feel free to email [email protected] for support (please allow some time for a response).

If anyone happens to see a "can't get a hold of xenondepot thread..." can you please direct them to this post.

Regards,

Steve
 
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Hey Steve,

Sorry for the redundant questions, I have a 2008 Urban runner, which kit do I need again and does the T4R coupon code still work? I'm a computer guy and suck at car stuff - is this pretty easy to install?

Thanks, Steve!!
 
Hi ougrad1,

Your vehicle uses an h11 bulb for the low beams meaning that you would need to order an H11 HID conversion kit. The kit will literally be plug+play in a sense that you will not need to worry about cutting, splicing, tapping, etc.. The bulbs will literally plug into your OE headlights with no modifications. The harness that will come with our kit will connect to your OE harness with a proper H11 mating connector.

Our H11 HID conversion kits are available in a variety of color temperatures. When it comes to color temperature, the higher you go in terms of color temperature the more color you obtain however the less actual useable light output you emit. For the brightest and most OEM (factory) look and feel I would suggest going with the H11 Xtreme HID conversion kits in 4300k.

Please view this link:

http://www.kbcarstuff.com/Xtreme_Digital_HID_4300k_Xenon_HID_Conversion_Kits_p/xt-4k.htm

We also have this kit that uses 4300k Philips bulbs:

http://www.kbcarstuff.com/Xtreme_HID_4300k_Philips_Xenon_HID_Conversion_Kits_p/xt-4kp.htm

This kit will use the same type of Philips bulbs that are used in factory HID applications.


Please view this link for pictures of our 4300k HID kit installed:

http://www.kbcarstuff.com/Toyota_4Runner_H11_4300k_HID_Kit_on_lows_9006_3000k_HID_s/208.htm

Teaser:
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Hope this helps,

Steve
 
Hey Steve,

Sorry for the redundant questions, I have a 2008 Urban runner, which kit do I need again and does the T4R coupon code still work? I'm a computer guy and suck at car stuff - is this pretty easy to install?

Thanks, Steve!!

Hey steve,

Thanks for the recommendation. I went to your website and saw the volt kit that also has h11 4300 - would that work and what's the difference between it and the extreme? So the 6000 would be "bluer" but less bright - would it still be brighter than my current OEM halogens?

Also, does the coupon code still work?

Thanks!!
 
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Hi ougrad1,

There are 3 main differences between the Volt and Xtreme kits:

1) The Xtreme kits come with a relay harness to ensure that the ballasts always receive a constant 12V.

2) The Xtreme bulbs use German made Philips anti-uv quartz glass.

3) The country of manufacturer of the components.


Please view this page for a comparison chart (scroll down) between various HID kits:

http://www.kbcarstuff.com/HID_Kits_HID_Xenon_Conversion_Quality_Proven_since_2001_s/216.htm


The coupon code still works =)

Steve
 

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