Defined Lighting

When you see "temperature," in any of the manuals, what it measures is the lighting output of the HID lights, like golden yellow, white, crystal white, and etc. Take note: K only refers to color. Lumen, on the other hand, refers to the intensity of the light. The higher the higher the color temperature (degrees K) doesn't necessarily mean that it has a higher light intensity (lumen). Here is the s

ummary for the common color temperature on the market -- Some of the colors available today are golden yellow (3000K), bright white (4300K), white (5000K), crystal white (6000K), crystal blue (8000K), aqua blue (10000K), and purple-blue (12000K). Our HID ballasts are the smallest in the business! So the bike and ATV guys should have no problems with installation. (Custom harnesses available)

AC HID conversion kits have a stable color and no flicker. AC bulb life is 3 items longer than DC bulb (3000+hrs)

All of our Bulbs have shock resistance protection, legal in car use, safe, good quality, and E-mark approved. All of the HID kits that we sell include a LIFETIME WARRANTY! If you do not know what bulb your car takes that is not a problem. Just send us an email with the following information for a free quote.
-Year, Make, and Mode of the car you want the HIDs for
-What color bulb you would like. (3000K, 4300K, 5000K, etc.)
-What ballast you would like, 35W or 55W
-and please include any other questions you might have