Need help deciding on HIDS

[toyocam08]

Saw this on ebay and was wondering if this was good quality. Really looking for some nice HIDS





http://item.express.ebay.com/_Car-Truck-Parts-Accessories__XENON-HID-CONVERSION-LOW-H11-07-TOYOTA-CAMRY_W0QQitemZ110157116462QQihZ001QQadnZCarQ20Q26 Q20TruckQ20PartsQ20Q26Q20AccessoriesQQptdiZ2865QQc mdZExpressItem

[Netforcer]

you want it because of the girl, don't you... be honest... hehehe

I say go with a trusted brand.. if you can't afford it, then wait stock lights are bright enough

[toyocam08]

whats a good brand no more than $250 im looking for maybe 5400k or 6000k not sure yet.

[Camoulous]

Personally, I would go through a trusted vendor or actual manufacturer's website.

[toyocam08]

what about mtec have you guys heard anything aboutthat brand? ive heard a couple of things but not too sure.

[JSM1284]

Save your money and wait till you have enough to get a quality setup or retro. Be Thrifty, not spendy.

[Epsilon]

Please refer to this thread: Best Place to Get HIDs From?

[toyocam08]

that thread is mostly talking about the kelvins not really the brand. i looking for the lights itself first then worry about the lighting amount.

[Epsilon]

You must of miss this post:

Originally Posted by Camoulous

From reading threads in the past on here, another alternative to XenonDepot's HID Conversion kit is to buy OEM ballasts and modify the headlight housing to accept authentic Philips D2S burners. If you're interested in this route, look up one of the very long HID thread in the past and if I remember correctly, it was Epsilon who pointed this alternative out with pictures and evidence.

OEM kits are the best, period.

[rocketace]

Originally Posted by toyocam08

that thread is mostly talking about the kelvins not really the brand. i looking for the lights itself first then worry about the lighting amount.

There are MTECs
McCullochs
Phillips
ModExpress
etc...
etc...

And you can get these from EBay, XenonDepot, ModExpress, or others that sell ay of these kits. Personally, I have the Phillips (4300K) from XenonDepot in my LX470 (4 yrs and counting, no problem) and the 6000K from ModExpress on my TCH (check the FS forum on TN for this vendor) and I don't expect any problems with the kit either. The Phillips cost me like $450 back then, and the ModExpress kit cost me $150 or thereabouts.