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[Xenon Expert]

Originally Posted by fourthmeal

I've heard before that the H13 bulb (the one in my Tribute's high/low beam) is very poorly designed, so much so that the terminals are prone to melting because of the inability to dissipate heat, even with stock wattages! This means that if I want to go with a different halogen bulb for a new look, or a slightly brighter output, I CAN'T, because the H13 design is so bad.

That's precisely why an HID would work so well here, right? They burn much cooler (not light output, but actual heat output) so the strain on the housing, wiring, etc. should be less then stock, correct?

The bi-xenon H13 kit gets his power from a battery harness so there's absolutely no strain on the stock wiring. And you are correct, 35W HID produce less heat than your stock halogen bulbs.

Oliver

[Xenon Expert]

Originally Posted by Shane5425

what is the highest color rating you sell?

12 000K but we recommend you stay between 4000K and 6000K for your low beams. After that the light output decreases quite rapidly.

[SEA_P5]

Ok, I aimed everything correctly. I still had one question, when the HID are turned on, the passenger side flips on with a faint blue to white. When i compare this to the driver side, I get a brownish yellow light, then it goes through the spectrum change to white. Is there something wrong with the power getting to the ballast? Or is there something else wrong?

[Xenon Expert]

Originally Posted by SEA_P5

Ok, I aimed everything correctly. I still had one question, when the HID are turned on, the passenger side flips on with a faint blue to white. When i compare this to the driver side, I get a brownish yellow light, then it goes through the spectrum change to white. Is there something wrong with the power getting to the ballast? Or is there something else wrong?

If you switch bulbs from side to side does the problem changes sides?

Oliver

[Xenon Expert]

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[SEA_P5]

Thanks Xenon Expert for the easy process of getting warranty done
Hope to be back on the road illuminating my way with your HID's.

[bluevu77]

i have a question would it still be 110$ if i bought the kit with 2 d2r bulbs???

[Xenon Expert]

Originally Posted by bluevu77

i have a question would it still be 110$ if i bought the kit with 2 d2r bulbs???

D2R bulbs and the D2R adapters increase the price

http://www.xenonexpert.com/ddm_retrofit_sale.html

May I ask if this is going into a CX-7? Because the CX-7 doesn't use D2R bulbs.

[SKiZZ]

I had started to put my 4300k into my foglights and they seem a little more yellow than the stock 4300k in my headlights. is it possible the coloring of the projectors is causing the difference?

If not, what is the price of the 55W 5000k bulbs for the 2009 MS3 GT fog lights?

[Xenon Expert]

Originally Posted by SKiZZ

I had started to put my 4300k into my foglights and they seem a little more yellow than the stock 4300k in my headlights. is it possible the coloring of the projectors is causing the difference?

If not, what is the price of the 55W 5000k bulbs for the 2009 MS3 GT fog lights?

Sure. headlight housing influence colors also.

55W: http://www.xenonexpert.com/ddm_kit_sale.html

[SKiZZ]

Do you have the 4500k kits or just the 4300K?

[Xenon Expert]

Originally Posted by SKiZZ

Do you have the 4500k kits or just the 4300K?

4300K and 4500K is the same. No one makes 4500K anymore but web sites continue using that rating anyway.

Oliver