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Old Jan 28, 2010 | 05:45 PM
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Has anyone ordered off of http://www.hidxenonheadlights.com/ ? I found the headlight and fog light hid for $250. They seem legit. But has anybody ordered from them and installed? Really thinkin about odering them right now. Or does anybody have others they would recommend?
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Old Jan 28, 2010 | 09:09 PM
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I bought mine from myhids.com, jeff took great care in my order and I love my HID's. 150 for the headlight kit and easy to install. Profesional look!
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Old Jan 29, 2010 | 01:32 AM
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www.retro-solutions.com

$167 shipped, and that included the bixenon kit.
I have had my 8000k HIDs for about 6 months now, and never had a problem with them. Very bright and great quality. You definitely get what you pay for as far as HIDs go, so don't go the 'ebay' route lol. I installed mine myself, and it was the easiest thing ever... It literally was 'plug and play' =)
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Old Jan 29, 2010 | 09:40 AM
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Originally Posted by RaiderH8r89
www.retro-solutions.com

$167 shipped, and that included the bixenon kit.
I have had my 8000k HIDs for about 6 months now, and never had a problem with them. Very bright and great quality. You definitely get what you pay for as far as HIDs go, so don't go the 'ebay' route lol. I installed mine myself, and it was the easiest thing ever... It literally was 'plug and play' =)
I love the 8000k and tryin to decide between that and the 6000k, i see so many f150s down here with atleast 10000k and there so nice ugh
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Old Jan 29, 2010 | 10:29 AM
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Retro Solutions is a very reputable site to work with. I'll be purchasing my HIDs from that site. They're big in the sport compact community and get a lot of positive feedback. The founding guy is a prominent member on Club RSX, screen name RSX-CT. You can see a lot of reviews about their HIDs here:

http://forums.clubrsx.com/showthread.php?t=687085

RaiderH8r89, did you go with the 55w or 35w kit?

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Old Jan 29, 2010 | 10:45 AM
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I've never heard of them and there site wasnt really impressive. I've read a lot of bad reviews about http://www.hidxenonheadlights.com/ hmm.. I also want my fogs HID so do I buy 2 kits??
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Old Jan 29, 2010 | 04:47 PM
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Originally Posted by jboi228
I've never heard of them and there site wasnt really impressive. I've read a lot of bad reviews about http://www.hidxenonheadlights.com/ hmm.. I also want my fogs HID so do I buy 2 kits??
Perhaps you didn't see the whole thing... it's a bit difficult to get to the actual 'store' from the main front page... It has test results from stock, 35w, 55w, and other HID brands... Don't know what you saw, but the site is WAY more informative than most cutesy, decorated websites...
http://www.retrosolutionsllc.com/servlet/StoreFront

That is the actual store link... do some research on it and click on the different kits on the left hand side of the page.


Oh, a PM was sent to you TQS10 =)
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Old Jan 30, 2010 | 09:22 AM
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myhids.com now has the bi-xenon for $130. Don't overpay.. but at the end, it's all up to you!

btw, lifetime warranty.
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If you want light that will really light up your surroundings go for the 5000k color temp. It comes out platinum white with the slightest hint of yellow. Not that purple look everyone is going for but they but out the most visable light. The higher you go up on color temp the less actual visable light you get. Another good one is the 6000k. That will give you a little less light output but gives a nice pure white with a little purple. I did however notice a difference from going from 6000k to 5000k... Easier to drive at night with the 5000k's
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Originally Posted by rompn4x
If you want light that will really light up your surroundings go for the 5000k color temp. It comes out platinum white with the slightest hint of yellow. Not that purple look everyone is going for but they but out the most visable light. The higher you go up on color temp the less actual visable light you get. Another good one is the 6000k. That will give you a little less light output but gives a nice pure white with a little purple. I did however notice a difference from going from 6000k to 5000k... Easier to drive at night with the 5000k's
100% agree.
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