HID Conversion kit.

What is a good site to buy a HID conversion kit from?

 

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make sure you do your research before doing a HID conversion- theyre simple, but you have to know what your doing.

Look up
Kelvin temp you want
type of ballast you want
if you want hi/lo
place to get them for your budget. Slimcubby is the best quality, DDM is the best price.

 

Have you heard anything about VVME HID kits?

 

I have DDM slims in my headlights and hella black magics and they have been fine for me and the price is deffinatly good for the warranty...shipping didnt take long either.

 

ddmtuning.com

 

i was thinking about buying black housings for my 06 sport and the getting a conversion kit for it. why do you say you have to know what your doing? is it because the bulbs are so sensetive or is the wiring the hard part? I know i want 6000K in the bi-Xenon because i don't want to lose my high beams

 

For the people that have the DDM hids do you ever gave problems where they stay on after you turn your lights off and truck?

 

^ na mine turn off time the switch is flipped.

 

my ddms are amazing and much better quality then my last hid kit

 

I have 55w DDMs, not the slim ones, but the raptors. Much more hefty. Love em

 

I've also come to the conclusion when my lights are stuck on I can tap the relay on the wiring harness and they'll go off so I'm guessing it's a bad relay that's all

 

Hey everyone, i just got my DDM 55w 6000k kit today so i will post a picture of them and a picture of them once installed.

 

how do you? i think I'm missing something

 

turn that little screw with a hex wrench not sure which way but you can tell when you do it.

 

Is there a good way to seal it without having to seperate the housing. Can you just put some silicone on the outside rim of the housing, and try to make sure it's a solid seal?

 

Thank you for the info sounds like you have done this a few times

 

thought about doing the mini projector lens retrofit in a few months after i get the housings but we'll see....wife and two kids ya know.

 

if you can afford it, a Retrofit is the way to go. as for plug and play HID kits, i would go with SharpHID.com they sell DDM stuff and are much better to deal with