My son is wants to convert his 2007 nissan altima to blue HID. is this all we need ?HID xenon dc headlight "slim" converstion kit , SDX, h11, 6000k
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As long as h11 is his bulb size yes in most cases this will work. On some cars the stock wiring can't handle the power needed to fire up the ballasts and in that case you just need to get an h11 relay harness. 6000k color won't necessarily be "blue" but It does have a blueish tint to it. If you want blue I would go 8000k or 10000k color
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I bought this for 99 bmw and did not have to buy anything else. kit is complete with all necessary hardware.
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Almost. H11 is the correct bulb size, however I'd recommend an 8000k kit. It will be slightly more blue. A 6000k kit is still going to be pretty white in color. SDX is a good kit, but I've had better luck with xentec. This is a full kit! All you need is in the box! Its a few more $ but a superior kit! Hope this helps you! Your son will be very happy!!! XENTEC H11 (H8/H9) 8000K Advanced Slim Alloy Ballast HID Xenon Kit (Iceberg Blue)
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Yes the box comes with everything you need. Just make sure you by the right bulb
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I would also recommend the relay kit, as it will help with power consumption. Its a cheap was to give you piece of mind that your lights will work correctly.
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You need the error warning canceller capacitor. That happen to mine also and that fixed it. H11 Xenon HID Conversion Kit Error Warning Canceller Capacitor One Pair
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If you need the size of the bulb check oriellys. If your looking for a god hid set up then sdx is a good choice. I've had mine for almost a year, everybody wants a set.
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Chris is right about there are two kinds of bulbs. The first ones I purchased at Advance Auto which the computer information indicated were compatible ended up not being the one needed even though it was a HID . Those bulbs have to be ordered.
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Sorry. I don't know what kind of lights system your car has. If it has factory HID, you should keep that system. If it has halogen factory sistem you can use GE nighthawk. They really improve the normal or halogen light systems.
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Not sure you get bulbs. But you can order some H1 for it online, you would need 4. BTW these lights are not recommended for xenon HID
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Not sure until you hook up your HID kit ... I didn't need it on my 6 of the 8 cars I have installed kits on ... the vehicles range from 1996 to 2013 .. one older and one newer needed this. it wont hurt to have it. Just confirm your wiring (which is power and which is ground, I needed to swap it on one car I needed to install it on).
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Not without a wiring harness its better to buy a whole kit! Instead of just bulbs. It'll be the only way for hid to work but if you already have the wiring harness it will work
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If you want them to be on high beams as well you will need to get the Bi-Xenon style HID KIT. But no when you flick on your high beams it will be the halogen bulb that will come on.
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I have a 2005 Infinity G35 Coupe and I used the H7 bulbs which required me to very slightly modify the bulb to get it to fit on my headlight. You basically need to trim the plastic sides of the bulb casing but it's really easy. I'm assuming your getting a whole new HID kit, which isn't difficult to install as well.
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This is the correct HID kit for the 1999 Dodge Dakota.The Dakota will need "Error Free 9004/9007 Wiring Harness Adapters w/ Load Resistors for HID Conversion Kit" in order that the kit should work properly.
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Hi Tim,Yes, it's true you have to take whole front end out. I also installed HID's on my car. I paid 120 bucks to get them installed. It's better to go to any good mechanic n get it done. They are very easy installation once you take off the front part n they look killer ... Don't lose the hope keep exploring ... If some one can help you in installing.-Saurav
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H4 or 9003 and Thomas Stevens is right HID would be better 6000k or 8000k....
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Hello,this is an halogen H7 cool white light that is used for low beams, this is a cool white like a LED, and during the dat the lights look like aqua blue it's very nice, in addition, I have used it for almost 2 years in commutes of 60 min a day, and these are still working very well, I strongly recommend it. and you don't require the HID kit, this is plug and play because it is halogen.
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Hi there, I honestly did not find these bulbs to be a whole lot brighter than my OEM ones. The blue tint on the exterior improves clarity ever so slightly but not enough to be worth it. To actually do a worthwhile upgrade of your lights, you should get an HID kit. These kits take a bit of time to install but the results are amazing. Yes, they cost more than a regular pair of halogen bulbs but they last longer and literally shine twice as bright. Kensun brand has the lowest prices and decent build quality. My last suggestion - if you get HID - is to get a kit where the "temperature" of the bulb is not any higher than 5000K. If you go over 5000 the color of your lights will be blue and actually less bright.a Hi there, I honestly did not find these bulbs to be a whole lot brighter than my OEM ones. The blue tint on the exterior improves clarity ever so slightly but not enough to be worth it. To actually do a worthwhile upgrade of your lights, you should get an HID kit. These kits take a bit of time to install but the results are amazing. Yes, they cost more than a regular pair of halogen bulbs but they last longer and literally shine twice as bright. Kensun brand has the lowest prices and decent build quality. My last suggestion - if you get HID - is to get a kit where the... » Read More Hi there, I honestly did not find these bulbs to be a whole lot brighter than my OEM ones. The blue tint on the exterior improves clarity ever so slightly but not enough to be worth it. To actually do a worthwhile upgrade of your lights, you should get an HID kit. These kits take a bit of time to install but the results are amazing. Yes, they cost more than a regular pair of halogen bulbs but they last longer and literally shine twice as bright. Kensun brand has the lowest prices and decent build quality. My last suggestion - if you get HID - is to get a kit where the "temperature" of the bulb is not any higher than 5000K. If you go over 5000 the color of your lights will be blue and actually less bright.a « Show Less
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I wouldn't swap the halos. The CCFL halos are the way to go. LED's aren't a fraction of the brightness of CCFL. As for the HID kit, all you need is a h3 55w kit. I found mine off eBay.
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You need to know the type of headlight bulb your car carries. It may be H3, H5 or H7and then buy the respective kit.