MR_Rick

iTrader: (7)

I was looking at a picture of the light buld and it looks like the will do okay with the factory headlights. Apparently they have a deflector so it wouldn't give you the crazy pattern that the other kits do and they have hi/low beams. I was wondering if anyone had them so I can have some feed back. I look at them in the june issue of supper street if anyone is wondering.

GoodfellaFD3S

iTrader: (213)

Hmmm, guess not. I'm interested as well. Anybody?

r0gu3

Rotary Extreme > *

vel525

iTrader: (4)

I thought I read somewhere that the CATZ HID were not very good in terms of lighting. I don't know have any personal experience myself unfortunately so can't say for sure. Does the rotary extreme kit use CATZ HID?

speed7

I have been looking up HID kits for quite a while now... this one is the best I have found so far....


www.autolamps-online.com

Only thing is you loose your High Beam but they offer what they call their Hylo system. But its close to $800.

Hella and Pia have HID "Driving Lights" which ties into a current HID system.

Using the HID lights and the Driving Lights I would assume that would be enough....

They changed their site around... but this is the kit.

H4/9003 6000K Xenon HID Headlamp conversion kit

You loose the High Beam though.

manatecu

iTrader: (6)

I just bought a new Catz HID conversion kit (H4) for my land rover. Its the Hi/Lo 5100K kit. The kit is very nice and puts out alot of light. I have twice as much light as my friends BMW M5 and like 5 times as much as the new G35. I personally love them. I am not sure if they will work with the stock lights. I would personally replace the headlight with a crystal cut light. They are cheap and all over Ebay.

Chris

GarageBoy

Is the Catz DOT legal?

Juster

yes