I desperately need a good quality HID conversion for my dipped beams. I do a lot of night driving and right now I may as well have some guy sat on my bonnet holding a candle - my stock lights are CRAP!!!
I have a '92 TT JDM LWB so which lights would you recommend? What is the difference between the standard and the Bi-Xenon models (two bulbs at a guess?). I don't want a fancy tint so was going to go for a 6000k kit (would that be right?)
What does the H3, H7 etc signify?
I also want quick start up and reasonably low power consumption - but it is the light quality and beam depth that is the most important to me. I was thinking a 55W Premium Bi-Xenon or Ultimate Bi-Xenon kit (DTA kits). Which would best suit my age of car?
Sorry to be such a numpty but night driving is really getting me down at the moment (I keep driving with full beams on just to get some light!!!)
Btw Jeff... If your reading this - your going to be fitting this mate so you may as well put your two-penneth in!!!
Hi Guys,
I desperately need a good quality HID conversion for my dipped beams. I do a lot of night driving and right now I may as well have some guy sat on my bonnet holding a candle - my stock lights are CRAP!!!
I have a '92 TT JDM LWB so which lights would you recommend? What is the difference between the standard and the Bi-Xenon models (two bulbs at a guess?). I don't want a fancy tint so was going to go for a 6000k kit (would that be right?)
What does the H3, H7 etc signify?
I also want quick start up and reasonably low power consumption - but it is the light quality and beam depth that is the most important to me. I was thinking a 55W Premium Bi-Xenon or Ultimate Bi-Xenon kit (DTA kits). Which would best suit my age of car?
Sorry to be such a numpty but night driving is really getting me down at the moment (I keep driving with full beams on just to get some light!!!)
Btw Jeff... If your reading this - your going to be fitting this mate so you may as well put your two-penneth in!!!
All help very much appreciated!!!
Regards - Cyrus :confused: