Did a little searching on ebay and found a Xenon HID conversion kit for $37, id say they aren't too bad myself lol. Definitely a huuge difference in visibility.

 

Why 10K? That's actually less light output then something within the 4500 to 6000 kelvin range.

 

i liked the blue tint. the white to me was normal looking and purple well enough said lol. arent the 5k a yellow or red? like for fog lights from what ive read.

 

4500-5000 is white. 6000 has a slight bue tint to it.



What wattage are you running?

 

35 watts.

 

not the best picture but ill take a better one tonight where you can see the full beam and color

 

I'm running 3k golden yellow in my fogs...love them, but I really need to swap out my headlights. I rarely run my headlights since I rarely drive at night. I just dread having to run all the wires for the relays...need to do it for my fogs since my drivers side takes forever to warm up.

 

If you need a relay let me know. I purchased one for my headlights and fogs. I didn't use the one for the headlights, it came built in with the hi/low kit. Mine fire right up and are at full brightness by the time I'm out of the driveway. I use mine every day, it's always dark at 5:30.......

I saw this the other day, great price for a relay kit.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Xenon-HID-Co...80479987206%26

 

i didnt have to run relays or anything. straight plug-n-play kit! everything works beautifully

 

is there a diagram as to what wire to splice into seein as how the battery terminal is in the trunk?! lmao for the relay harness...