Problem is I want driving/running lights, My HID kit does not give me enough distance. I hit an animal on a dark highway because I couldnt see very far ahead.
What kelvin HID's do you have in... Anything above 6,000k is about useless for anything other than looking cool. You could find a decent set of lights with incandescent bulbs and then buy a cheap HID kit to upgrade them for way under 1k. CATZ also makes some really nice fog/driving lights and they have HID stuff too.
$160-200 or so depending on which version you want.
Multi-Surface Cyclone Convenience and flexibility are optimized in the CATZ MSC (Multi-Surface Cyclone). The compact size and circular shape make the MSC a perfect fit for many of today's original equipment and after-market grill and bumper openings on cars, trucks, and SUV's. The rotating bracket offers the flexibility to insure easy mounting. Other features include multi-surface reflector, borosillicate glass lens, die-cast aluminum housing, and 55-watt Hyperbulb. If you want OE shape with extreme after-market performance and styling, the "Cyclone" is headed your way!
Color: Clear, Gold Iridium or Hyper White
Bulb: H1 12V 55W Hyper Bulb
Illumination Angle: 77 degrees
Size: 3.54"(height) x 3.54"(width) x 3.43"(depth)
Contents: (2) MSC lamps, (1) Single Relay, (1) LED Power Switch, (1) Switch Panel, (1) Fuse, and (1) Plug-in wiring harness.
These use a H1 bulb and you can get a H1 bulb HID kit off ebay for $50-100 or so. I would try to see what the HID bulb looks like to make sure it will actually fit in the driving light housing prior to purchasing them however.