Hi everyone,
Included in the kit is everything you need to install a 100% reversible HID kit--there is no cutting of any wires. I've always hated stripping insulation off of factory wiring only to have to solder in a splice. The connection ends up being hard (from the solder) and just ugly with black electrical tape covering the joint which will get gooey with age.
Included in the kit for 2005 - 2006 MY cars:
- 2 H1 based HID bulbs (Philips burners)
Included in the kit for 2007 cars:
- 2 H7 based HID bulbs (Philips burners)
Common between both kits
- 2 ballasts/ignitors (single unit vs. separate ballast and ignitor)
- 2 custom wire harnesses to provide power to the ballast
- 4 expanding rivets to secure ballast in place
- Installation instructions
Tools you'll need (for 2005 - 2006 MY cars; 2007 should be simpler):
- The factory wheel bolt tool (for those who are using the factory splined lug bolts)
- a 17mm socket and breaker bar to remove the lug bolts
- a phillips screwdriver
- a 5mm allen wrench or socket
- a 1/4" drill bit and drill
- a pair of needle nose pliers
Pricing is as follows:
Apexcone 50Watt Kit (Philips burners): $415
Warranty:
Lifetime warranty on all parts: bulbs, ballasts, harness
Color Temperature:
- 4500K (43% of orders - white) ....heavily stocked
- 5000K (3% of orders - white w/ very light hint of blue) ....lightly stocked
- 6000K (43% of orders - white w/ more prominent blue to match OEM HIDs) ...heavily stocked
- 8000K (11% of orders - no doubt about it that it's blue) ...lightly stocked
Other configurations are available (e.g. HID high and low beam)...contact me for details. Do note that it's not good to cycle HIDs too frequently as this shortens life so the HID high beam option should be for those who cruise at night and need the extra visibility and not those who like to flash people to move out of the way
$10 shipping via UPS.
Instructions-
http://www.elisetalk.com/gallery/mis...oadfile&i=1383
Thanks,
Chester