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 HID Xenon Conversion kit H3 6000K and 8000K  US $45.00
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 xenon conversion kit US $55.00
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 HID Xentec REPLACEMENT SLIM BALLAST 35 Watt H1 H3 H4 H7 H11 H13 9005 9006 9007 US $9.99
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 880 881 894 HID Xenon Conversion Kit 3000K 6000K 10000K US $31.99
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 Xentec HID KIT H1 H3 H4 H7 H10 H11 H13 9006 10K 12K 30K US $31.99
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 893 880 884 885 890 899 Xenon Head Fog Lights HID Kit US $31.99
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 HID Xenon Conversion Kit 9006 9007 9008 6000k 8000k US $31.99
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 Super Slim HID Kit 3K 5K 6K 8K 12K Hb4 H7 H1 H6 H10 H11 US $32.49
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 XENON HID CONVERSION KIT 10000K H1 H11 H4 H7 9006 9007 US $33.51
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 HID Xenon Conversion kit Green H10 H11 H13 9004 9005 H9 US $32.09
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Opinions on HID/Xenon Light Conversion Kits?
I've been on eBay looking at HID/Xenon Light conversion kits to change my old halogen bulbs in my 1999 Jeep Grand Cherokee to these much brighter lights. I've read though that these HID lights can sometimes have a scattered beam since the original light housing isn't made for these lights. Opinions and reviews on personal experiences would be great, Thanks!
Are any of these conversion kits illegal in the U.S. due to blinding other drivers?
I have 4 of these kits on my personal vehicles, all bought from eBay from the same seller. I can tell you that there is some slight difference in the beam going from a standard sealed halogen headlight, to a projector housing, but it really isn't that big of a difference. A good example is my wife has a 2002 WRX with the standard housing, and my daily driver is a 2005 lancer evolution, with the projector housing, and using the same temperature bulbs (6000k) the light is a little more focused in the evo, than the WRX, but nothing that will distract from driving. I can tell you you will NOT regret the switch. Just stay with a good color temp, and not anything too extreme and you will be fine. I would suggest either 3000k (yellow), 6000k (pure white), or 8000k (medium blue). These will be your brightest (6000k the best) and give you what you are looking for.
