Purpose:
Most vehicles have standard halogen lights which are not very bright. A standard H7 halogen bulb is rated at 1500 lumens. This kit brings that up to 3400 lumens which is more than twice as bright! This kit is a Xtec 6000K H7 HID kit from http://www.xenonexpert.com
<HR>What color should I choose?
4500K = Best light output, bright white, excellent looks
5000K = Great light output, pure white, excellent looks
6000K = Good light output, white with hint blue, best looks
For best visibility on the road, colors between 4500K~6000K is preferred.
Any temp colors above 6000K (8000K~12000K) do give you nice blue or purple looks, but you will lose visibility on the road.
<HR>The kit includes:
- 2 Xenon-Charged Bulbs
- 2 HID Ballasts
- 2 Wiring Harnesses & Connectors
- Heavy Duty Double-Sided tape for easy mounting of the ballasts
<HR>Tools Required:
Basic tools will do, but you might need socket or wrench depends on how you mount your ballasts.
<HR>Pre-Installation
I suggest you test the kit first before you install the kit. After test is done, I recommend that you disconnect the vehicle's negative battery terminal.
<HR>Installation: This is not intended to show how it should be done. This is only to show how I installed my system.
1. First, remove dust cap and carefully remove factory headlight bulbs.
2. Replace with Xenon-Charged Bulbs.
3. Most important thing, find the a mounting location for the ballasts.
4. Connect the power wire harness to the ballast.
5. Connect the HID bulb to the ballast using the factory headlight socket.
6. Make sure bulbs are secured tightly and dust cover cap is properly enclosed.
7. Reconnect the car battery cables and make sure all components are secured.
8. Turn light switch on and enjoy your brand new Xtec HID headlights.
Most vehicles have standard halogen lights which are not very bright. A standard H7 halogen bulb is rated at 1500 lumens. This kit brings that up to 3400 lumens which is more than twice as bright! This kit is a Xtec 6000K H7 HID kit from http://www.xenonexpert.com
<HR>What color should I choose?
4500K = Best light output, bright white, excellent looks
5000K = Great light output, pure white, excellent looks
6000K = Good light output, white with hint blue, best looks
For best visibility on the road, colors between 4500K~6000K is preferred.
Any temp colors above 6000K (8000K~12000K) do give you nice blue or purple looks, but you will lose visibility on the road.
<HR>The kit includes:
- 2 Xenon-Charged Bulbs
- 2 HID Ballasts
- 2 Wiring Harnesses & Connectors
- Heavy Duty Double-Sided tape for easy mounting of the ballasts
<HR>Tools Required:
Basic tools will do, but you might need socket or wrench depends on how you mount your ballasts.
<HR>Pre-Installation
I suggest you test the kit first before you install the kit. After test is done, I recommend that you disconnect the vehicle's negative battery terminal.
<HR>Installation: This is not intended to show how it should be done. This is only to show how I installed my system.
1. First, remove dust cap and carefully remove factory headlight bulbs.
2. Replace with Xenon-Charged Bulbs.
3. Most important thing, find the a mounting location for the ballasts.
- For driver side: I have mounted ballast to the fuse box by drilling holes into it.
- For Passenger side: I mount my ballast to empty space besides cruise control. however, double sided tapes did not hold a ballast strong enough, so I went to Menards and got myself L-shape braket.
4. Connect the power wire harness to the ballast.
5. Connect the HID bulb to the ballast using the factory headlight socket.
6. Make sure bulbs are secured tightly and dust cover cap is properly enclosed.
7. Reconnect the car battery cables and make sure all components are secured.
8. Turn light switch on and enjoy your brand new Xtec HID headlights.
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