Philips HIDs?
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Philips HIDs?
Hey guys...
Has anyone any experience with Philips brand HIDs? I have HID conversions on my fog and high beams already from "xtremehids" which are plenty bright, but they take a while to "heat up" and I've had bulbs cut out on me if stopped for any length of time so I want something a little more reliable for my main lights (hence the reason for still having standard bulbs up initial now).
I plan to use a relay this time also to make sure they are as reliable as they can be. $280 does seem like a lot to spend, but I don't want to scrimp again.
Cheers.
Has anyone any experience with Philips brand HIDs? I have HID conversions on my fog and high beams already from "xtremehids" which are plenty bright, but they take a while to "heat up" and I've had bulbs cut out on me if stopped for any length of time so I want something a little more reliable for my main lights (hence the reason for still having standard bulbs up initial now).
I plan to use a relay this time also to make sure they are as reliable as they can be. $280 does seem like a lot to spend, but I don't want to scrimp again.
Cheers.
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From: high desert
check out ddmtuning.com i always use them, any HID system you purchase has a failure rate it is just finding a brand that has the least issues and for me its been that website, also you wont find anyone cheaper for the quality. i bought 4 kits so far and have only had one ballast go out and they replaced it with lifetime warranty.