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Hi,
im looking at getting a HID kit for the B6 -- Seen this on ebay.. eBay.co.uk: NEW XENON LIGHT HID CONVERSION KIT H1,H4,H7,6004,6005 (item 150030928239 end time 14-Sep-06 23:45:00 BST) Any one ever fitted one of these kits or silmair kit?? if so please can you advise if its worth the cash and installtion?? Is the end result just like HID's?? is there any risk invloved due to the extra power these require?? do you take the power from the exisitng wires or have a run a new wire from the battery for an increase power supply? Also this kit states 2 options 4300K or 6000k, where as some other kits online are 9000K Currenty i have some Philips blue vison which were good blubs... now changing them hence why thinking HID.. OR.... any one know of any very good H7 bulbs with Xenon look or with a higher output??? If you have any other feedback which may help please advise Cheers Rickt |
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I am thinking of the same for my new A6 (C6).
First of all, I think 6000k and even 8000k will give the same level of 'blueness' as factory fit HID kits. Anything above 8000k will start to look too blue, or even purple. If you go as low as 4300k, then these will be the same colour as standard halogen bulbs (albeit much brighter). I was thinking of 8000k personally. However, on reading some posts on this (and other) forums, I've heard that fitting these HID kits can upset the bulb failure detection system in the cars. I don't know exactly what the problem is, but I think it could be an issue. I've done a bit of research into these lights, and the wiring seems to be pretty straightforward. You will need to make a new connection to the battery, and also a new connection to earth. However, the HID ballast kit has an input from the original headlight bulb connector which controls the on/off function of the light. Contrary to poular belief, your car WILL still pass its MOT with these kits fitted. Headlight washers (although mine already has these) and self-levelling units are only required if the HID units are factory fitted original equipment. |
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