ES300 HID components
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ok so the resistor is there for flickering purpose?
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Be careful with 55W HID kits. MANY vendors use 35W bulbs powered by 55W ballasts meaning that the ballasts are overdriving the 35W bulbs. This will cause the bulbs to burn HOTTER and burn out prematurely. Additional heat may damage your vehicle's headlights.
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I personally think that all HID kits are like one of those 50 cents machine at walmart where you turn the lever and you dont know what toy it will drop.
I have a ONEX kit in my XB that i paid 50 dollars, i have been using for 2 years and still no issues, i do have a spare set just in case.
My buddy bought a kit online and paid like 160 and with in 3 months 1 of his ballast die.
So you see, HID kits are like a box of Chocolates LOL "Run Forrest"
I have a ONEX kit in my XB that i paid 50 dollars, i have been using for 2 years and still no issues, i do have a spare set just in case.
My buddy bought a kit online and paid like 160 and with in 3 months 1 of his ballast die.
So you see, HID kits are like a box of Chocolates LOL "Run Forrest"
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I'm obviously biased about our HID products. I will say that we have been selling HID kits for nearly 10 years and have been a successful ClubLexus vendor for nearly 8 years. As you guys must know, it would be impossible for us to stay in business (especially as a supporting vendor) if we were selling low grade products.
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