Got some HID's on the 05
he he he 
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My camera won't even come close to showing how far out it will go, I tried it inside and out of the car. At my bro's place there is a stop sign nearly 1/3 mile down the road and it lights it up the instant I straighten out of his driveway. In the pics you can barely see the next house down.
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Temperature, which means it affects the color output (and visibility as well). The higher the number, less visibility and the colors go as follow: pure white/light blue/deeper blue/purple/aqua green
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Well another thing is bulbs. Sylvania and Phillips are the best. They only do 4 and 6k bulbs, so you know its no chance if its 8k or higher. All the kits come with bulbs. Nothing wrong with a decent off-brand either but hardly anyone discloses who they use. Gut feeling-I would say if you want a guaranteed good product and don't want to take any chances, spend the extra money and go with the stangmods(#1 choice) or americanmuscle setups. I haven't even gotten mine in and I'm already thinking 'ugh'....I'll feel lucky if it goes ok. Gotta stop shopping at 3am 
If you feel like doing ebay, this is the guy I was thinking of buying from just after I paid for the other set, feedback is insane. Have no experience with them either though.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/HID-C...20920280QQrdZ1
If you feel like doing ebay, this is the guy I was thinking of buying from just after I paid for the other set, feedback is insane. Have no experience with them either though.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/HID-C...20920280QQrdZ1
I just ordered this Kit from the guy you suggested above. After they come I will compared them with the VVME kit that I also ordered for the Fogs. Maybe I can do a write up and take some pictures to compare the two. Also the german kit looks promising because of the metal to block out some glare.
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Will the single beam model work with these headlights?
http://us.st11.yimg.com/us.st.yimg.c..._1961_10318279
http://us.st11.yimg.com/us.st.yimg.c..._1961_10318279
I doubt that it would work, but you can contact the manufacture and ask them about it. They usually give you some BS like " We haven't tested it yet so we don't know" which means it doesn't work.
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I actually looked at the manufacturers specs and it states the single beam model would work with the H1 style bulb which is what the above uses. Call me rice, but I might just go for it. The only down side is that it appears there are two individual bulbs with that headlight for brights and regular beam, which means you would need to buy two individual single beam HID kits for each headlight housing. If I did it I would probably use the HIDs for the regular beam only.
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I actually looked at the manufacturers specs and it states the single beam model would work with the H1 style bulb which is what the above uses. Call me rice, but I might just go for it. The only down side is that it appears there are two individual bulbs with that headlight for brights and regular beam, which means you would need to buy two individual single beam HID kits for each headlight housing. If I did it I would probably use the HIDs for the regular beam only.
Most cars that have HIDs, when they use the high beams, is not another HID bulb, it's a halogen bulb, so you should be ok with using just a single beam, one kit, and keep the other one halogen.