Hey forum, I'm looking to buy 6000K HIDs for my 03'.
Just curious as to which company I should get it from.

I'm looking to get them for my running lights I think? ( the little 4 watt bulb that's in the high beam housing)
Low beams
High beams
Abd Fog lights.
Prices+links are greatly appreciated.
Thank you.
~Boss

 

Sorry for the double post, I don't know how to edit my post on the iPhone version of this site.

Anyway,
My passanger low beam head lamp stabilizer is broken. I am going to get the reinforced piece.
I understand that these plastic pieces are extremely brittle. Because I'm going to change all the head lamps should I get another stabilizer for the driver side low beam lamp?

Final question, does the same thing apply for my high beam? Are they also brittle where I need to get the reinforced pieces?

Thanks again
~Boss

 

Boss Fury, I have gotten my stuff through a bunch of different vendors on e-bay. For the most part, I have had good luck. The last car I have put the HIDs into is being a real PITA with about every problem known to man. So, I can not quite blame the HIDs for being the issue other than having 2 bad ballasts at one point (both failed at the same time).

The good thing is that our cars do not need additional wiring to make the HIDs function properly.

ON a side note, I know you said you want HID's for your running lights. They do not make HIDs for those. THey make LEDs for in there, but not HID bulbs.

 

I put LEDs in the running/parking lights (whatever you want to call them) and it was pretty plug-and-play; a real easy way to make your car look nicer. I got some for $10/set online and did those, the three on each side of the car and the license plate lights (a total of 5 sets) since they're all the same type of bulb. Even better, you don't get hyperflash when you put regular LEDs in the side turn signals.

 

So do they wont work for let's say if I wanted to make a turn an use my turn signal? They won't blink but they have the ability to stay on constant?