Hid Kits are a great accessory to addd to your car or motorcycle, as they not only provide intense light but also look clean! Just so your know HID stands for High-Intensity Discharge Lamp. Here are some common questions: 1. Will the 55 watt kit melt my headlight housing? Most likely not as I have never ever seen it happen. Just be sure to clean the bulbs with rubbing alcohol. 2. Should I get the 55w or 35w kit? Depends on your use! The 35 watt will draw less current thus decreasing your chances of needing a wiring harness and they tend to have a more deep light. The brightness of the 55w kit tends to drain out some of the color. On the other hand 55 watt kit will supply more light (estimated 40% more). SO if you ride at night with no traffic around the 55w kit may be a good idea. 3. Do HIDs blind other drivers? Yes and no. High beams will most definitely blind others at night because they light is angled upwards towards other drivers eyes to aid your visibility of the road. But if you ride low beam at night you are most likely in the clear. I ride with my 55 watt kit on bright during the day and low at night and I never get flashed. 4. Whats a good brand for hids? I use DDM Tuning kit for my hids because they are so cheap and have a lifetime warranty. Cant go wrong there! If you want the cleanest light and highest quality products then yes you may spend a bunch of money on that but the ddm tuning kit suffices just fine. Website- http://www.ddmtuning.com 5. Why are my lights flickering / do I need a wiring harness? DDM tuning sells a very capable wiring harness for cheap which is recommended for all 55w hid kits. This is due to that fact that come stock wiring harnesses can supply clean power to the ballasts. Common symptoms of a incapable stock wiring harness is, flickering lights, one light tuns on but not the other, failure to start up, and other weird problems. Try installing you lights first and if you have issues then go with a wiring harness. Unless you want to do it the right way and just connect the hids directly to the battery with a wiring harness. _______________________________________________________ Follow on Instagram @streetbikesforever http://instagram.com/streetbikesforever Like on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/StreetBikesForever Follow on Twitter: https://twitter.com/StreetBikesEver YouTube Channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/StreetBikesForever Feel free to message me about anything! I'd love video recommendations! Recorded with a GoPro HD Hero 4 at 2.7k Super View with an external mic. Editing done with Final Cut Pro X

• published: 24 Dec 2014
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