dilemma: stuck between 2 HID kit!

leothefishee

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I've been doing a lot of research on HID kits, and came down to 2 final choices, both with excellent review.

Mod Express HID conversion Kit for $140
http://www.mod-express.com/product_p/mekit.htm

Size of ballast: L88 x W75 x H32mm
Input voltage: 9~32V
Rated voltage: 13.5V
Max start voltage: 23kv
Max input current: 3.2A
Output power: 35W
Working Temperature: -40 degrees to +105 degrees
Power efficiency: reach 83%
Working Frequency: 260~310 Hz
Lifetime of ballast: 3500 hours
Lifetime of bulbs: 2500+ hours

Retro solution digital HID kit for $150
http://www.retro-solutions.com/DIGITAL.html

Wattage 35 watts
Ballast Control Digital Feedback
Efficiency >90%
Input voltage 8 - 32 vdc
Starting Current <6.5 A
Hot Restrike Protection Yes
Plug and Play Yes
Radio interference None
Ballast defective rate 0.16% (1:600)
Ballast Lifespan 3500 hrs
Bulbs Lm variability +/- 100
Bulb CCT variability +/- 200
Bulb lifespan 3500 hrs
Bulb Defective Rate 0.25% (1:400)


both spec is their claim taken off their website
does anyone have either of these will like to share their experiences?
 

johnnydinh701

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yea im in the same boat as you, but i went to the second website and it says its a lifetime warranty but when you click on home link and then info, is says that ll item are only warratied in 1 year. so im kinda confused on that. also has anyone got HIDs from www.xenoneyes.com
 

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I've been reading the reviews for xenoneyes and it seems simliar to retrosolution w/ digital ballasts, not that i am sure digital ballast is all that special anyway..

however, seems like retrosolution offer 1 year workmanship warranty and a lifetime defective warranty automatically w/o paying more!
workmanship warranty is damages that was caused by crash or uncareful handling or w/e...
 

leothefishee

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i went ahead and bought the retrosolutions one, I will have it installed during spring break! thanks guys.
 

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Go on Ebay and search for HIDNY as a seller name he got good quality of ballast but the shipping is pricey lol I got one from him for my gf car and it work much better then the one I have in my accord now.
 
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