Thread: HID conversion kit

I would be careful about the quality and suitability for the D3. Look at his feedback.
Compare to HID4U they have actually been tested on the vehicle and are good quality although you may find you pay more.

Steve, if it helps I'll be purchasing HID4U's kit when I come to do mine for the exact reason CaverD3 mentioned about the testing. Might be a bit pricier when all's said and done but as these vehicles are fairly electronically sensitive a good tested/specific solution is the way to go in my opinion. Some good discussion's over at disco4.co.uk on this and HID4U's solutions.

Originally Posted by Steve223

Hi,

Just wondering has someone installed this HDI conversion kit and has any feedback?

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Thanks

Steve

The D3 runs a H7 lighting system so the one in the link (a H4 system) will not fit.

Garry

thanks a lot Garry they advertised them for D3 will have a closer look later, are there conversions for d3?


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Not Hi/Lo conversions - H7 kits are only single beam. Any H7 kit will fit but you only get one beam. There is not a lot of difference between 35w and 50w kits - (the bulbs are the same but have different ballasts). I would go 4300K as these are close to the colour of standard halogens and do not wash out the colour like 5000 and 6000K globes do.

Garry

great thanks a lot for the info, the wealth of information, knowledge and willingness to help in the forum is just awesome


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Originally Posted by Calis

Steve, if it helps I'll be purchasing HID4U's kit when I come to do mine for the exact reason CaverD3 mentioned about the testing. Might be a bit pricier when all's said and done but as these vehicles are fairly electronically sensitive a good tested/specific solution is the way to go in my opinion. Some good discussion's over at disco4.co.uk on this and HID4U's solutions.

sounds good do you have an exact link for which system is the right one for a D3 from HID4U he has 372 different kit's there.

I have a cheap $65 set and a $135 Canbus compatible set in my RRS - both were bought from ebay and came from Hong Kong, they work fine and have caused no issues in my car.

Garry