My truck has a single H13 bulb that has two filaments. Do I need to get this Hi-Lo kit, or should I get the Bi-Xenon kit?
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Base on my experienced I strongly believed that getting the Bi-Xen kit is the best out of those two options.
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It depends on which stock headlamp assembly you have. If your car already came with HID's (projector lense) then you will need a D35 bulb but if if your car uses traditional reflector lenses with a halogen bulb then you need to get the H11 bulb. Warning: Installing HID Xenon Bulbs into a fixture designed for reflecting halogen bulbs will be potentially hazardous to other drivers due to high amounts of glare. Projector retrofits are recommended if you plan to do HIDs.
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Yours requires a 9007 bulb. That is a dual beam or hi-beam and lo-beam. So you have a couple options. 1. You can just get a standard kit which will eliminate your hi- beams. Not my choice. 2. Get a kit that has the HID for your low beam and then it has a halogen bulb mounted with it for the hi-beam. 3. You can get a kit that had the HID bulb but it is telescopic ally mounted so as that it moves the bulb for a lo-beam position and a separate Hi-beam position. Have used these in the past and they seem to work nicely. If you search for the 9007 HID conversion kits, I'm sure you will find them.
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This kit has 1 bulb that handles both Hi and Low beam, I suggest you put in make and Model of you vehicle. I have a Honda Ridgeline and a single lamp. They call these Bi-Zenon
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The Xenon white is single "filament" light. They are perfect for reverse lights, but not for brake/turn signal/running lights. I installed the JDM Astar 800 Lumens Super Bright 2835 SMD Samsung Chipsets 3056 3156 3057 3157 LED Bulbs For Brake Light Tail lights Turn Signal, Brilliant Red as brake/turn signal/running lights and they work great with the caveat that they may cause "hyper flashing" and/or computer "light out" errors . There are resistors and/or flasher relay replacements that can be added to remedy this. On my 2014 Wrangler Sport 2dr I only get the "hyper flash" every now and then, I'm not worried about this.
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look at ur owners manual it will tell u bulb that u use if u see halogen bulb get hid kit for that bulb if u see hid bulb u already got hid if u have high beam & low beam halogen u can get hid kit for both up to u or go to advance auto they will tell u what bulbs u got
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Yes. H4 bulbs are required to be both lo and hi beams.These bulbs achieve this by having a built in solenoid move the gas chamber in and out just a couple mm. Please note some cars will need a hi lo controller to get it to work properly.
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Yes hi/lo or bixinon, but please check if h4 type of bulbs are compatible in your vehical.
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Yes. Using the Bi-Xenon high/low beam will produce a nice brightness when you activate the high beam. Its like using two hide one for low and high. For the Bi-Xenon low/Halogen high you will see a difference of lightning between two. One low beam with a nice brightness and when you active the high halogen beam will produce a normal incandescent standard light. Hope this helps.
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GMC Sierra's take H11 bulbs. (low Beam). My car took H11 also, but the LEDs were not bright enough (even in the projector). I would go HID if you are looking for better light output. I returned these and bought the HIDs which are 100 times better.
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Depends on the car. Normally you have two bulbs,high and low.for me my high turns on with my low so they are still there but my highs aren't his. If you want 100% his you'd have to buy 2 sets,one for low, and one that matches your high beam config
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I used the Apex HID Xenon Conversion Kit "All Bulb Sizes and Colors" with Premium Slim Ballasts (9007 (HB5) Single-Beam, 8k ice blue and it worked great but you don't have to stick to this brand just as long as you have the right bulb size you should be fine.
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Yes, it will be HID and Halogen in same bulb. Single beam is just HID, lo/hi halogen will have both, and bi-xenon will be HID during hi and lo
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You have tp choose the bulb type and make sure it says bi xenon thats the high low
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if your getting a bi-xenon kit, yes...kinda. it pulls the bulb and angles it up, same bulb, same beam of light. just angled higher.
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I agree, I am looking for xenon rep. bulbs. my old package says cooler than halogen.
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I know you need an H11 bulb. Other than that the bulb comes in different colors, your choice. The ballast is more critical. I would look for one that has what is called CanBus, I think it's called. This prevents warning lights on your dashboard. If not you will need something that plugs in between the ballast and the harness to help prevent the warning lights. I cannot borrow it down to give you certain models due to never actually installing into that specific car and testing to verify or confirm issues or the lack of.