Be Safe Use HID Headlights

Driving on poorly lit country roads or highways at night is certainly not the easiest task in the world. The situation is made worse due to the fact that the standard halogen headlights are unable to pierce through the shroud of darkness especially when you have other complications. These complications could be a heavy fog or mist. There could be a dust storm or tornado brewing or heavy rains, sleet or snow. All these conditions only make the road ahead of you more treacherous since the halogen light offers a color temperature of only around 2300k while daylight color temperature is nearer 4300k. This large contrast with proper driving conditions is further worsened since halogen bulbs draw a fair amount of current. These conditions change overnight with the arrival of the High Intensity Discharge or HID kits.

The HID kits contain HID bulbs that generate luminosity due to the high intensity discharge that occurs between two tungsten electrodes immersed in a medium of xenon or similar noble gases. This phenomenon closely resembles lightning and yields a color temperature of between 4300k and 6000k. HID kits result in illumination that is three times more intense while consuming 35% less current when compared to the standard halogen kits. The HID kits are also far more durable mainly since these do not contain any filament unlike the halogen bulbs.

There is a HID conversion kit available for virtually all kinds of cars including Acura and Buick, Chevrolet and Audi, BMW and Ducati among many others. These kits are smart to look at and actually enhance the beauty of one’s car. You can quite easily find out the equivalent HID kit for your car by referring to the bulb guide. Each HID conversion kit consists of two HID bulbs, two ballasts and two brackets for the ballasts. The kits come with one year warranty, two years warranty or a lifetime warranty as you like.

The HID conversion kit is easy to install since it is the plug-n-play kind and does not involve any splicing. However, should you require there is an instructional video film to help you with the installation process. Each HID kit comes with its own specification such as 8000k and 12000k. These specifications refer to the color temperature of the kit. Therefore, 8000k is associated with baby blue light while 12000k refers to a deep blue light with a hint of purple. You will receive your kit from within the US in a couple of days from the day of booking.

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