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HID kits? - Carpediem - 01-09-2018

Now i understand i can fit a HID kit directly into a projector headlight without having any glare issues,

just wondering whats the best way to do it, or how to do it?

I guess i buy a HID kit online, do i need to buy two? one for dipped beam one for main beam?

sidelights ive sussed, just get some white LED ones,

and i know if i get H7 bulb kit (4300k) they will do my normal lights

but confuggle about main beams

cheers


HID kits? - parthiban - 01-09-2018

What fitment are the astra bulbs? And yeah if you want to do dipped and main beams you'll need 2 kits.


HID kits? - parthiban - 01-09-2018

According to HIDs4U it's H7 for dipped and H1 for main beams.


HID kits? - Carpediem - 01-09-2018

fitment? dunno i jsut searched astra H HID kits aha :lol:

**** two kits is gunna be expensive, but thinking about it i cant remember last time i used my main beams??????


HID kits? - parthiban - 01-09-2018

Seeing as you're not going to have this car long I wouldn't bother with the main beams personally.


HID kits? - FirebirdPhil - 01-09-2018

HID's on dipped is enough, they are bright enough not to use main that often anyway.


HID kits? - Carpediem - 01-09-2018

^^ yeah good points Smile


HID kits? - Moley - 01-09-2018

Well I've got HID's fitted and I never use my full beam now !!

So just buy one kit


HID kits? - Phil01 - 01-09-2018

I fitted HID's to main beam and in my opinion were a waste of time, took a few seconds to fire up to full brightness, so not really worth the cost.
Maybe a better bet to upgrade to 100watt bulbs for mains


HID kits? - parthiban - 01-09-2018

Phil01 I fitted HID's to main beam and in my opinion were a waste of time, took a few seconds to fire up to full brightness, so not really worth the cost.
Maybe a better bet to upgrade to 100watt bulbs for mains

I've wondered this myself actually, why do aftermarket kits take a few seconds to warm up while the OEM bi-xenons on our Merc are instant?