HID's

[JohnO]

hey guys was just wondering which brand for hids are good was thinking of getting a set and would it be easy to install diy??

[kcokla]

yes,
very easy

just positive negative and groudn really

[JohnO]

Just tossing up between mu secret or ones from shift performance

[hoey888]

my suggestion is to get them from a local guy thats got a shop. worse case if anything doesn't work, they can at least fix it.

-had H4 hi/low and my relay and bulb motors were stuffed. (only have low beams on mine since i got them in hong kong means no warranty)

[NightKids]

my suggestion is to get them from a local guy thats got a shop. worse case if anything doesn't work, they can at least fix it.

-had H4 hi/low and my relay and bulb motors were stuffed. (only have low beams on mine since i got them in hong kong means no warranty)

+1 :thumbsup:

[JohnO]

yeh avoiding ebay kits from china

[SHU-ES1]

you'd be suprised that most kits you find around these days are made in china, just branded with a different label. they all pretty much work the same from my experience. both my sets of hids 10000k and 6000k are made in china and have both lasted me 4 years and still going.

[02gzm]

Want quality? Phillips are known as one of the best quality globe producers around. Don't expect them to be cheap if you don't know someone though.

[albii]

you'd be suprised that most kits you find around these days are made in china, just branded with a different label. they all pretty much work the same from my experience. both my sets of hids 10000k and 6000k are made in china and have both lasted me 4 years and still going.

Spot on....If you wanna stay clear of the china kits, be prepared to fork out in excess of $500 for a kit.
Just because it's not made in china,doesn't mean it's good.
Bang for your buck,you can't go past them.

[JohnO]

thanks for the input fellas went out and bought some today from shift great people there.