The Volt Kit comes in 6000k only?

 

Hi,

That is correct. The Volt HID kit is only available in 6000k.

Here are some pics of our Volt 6000k HID Kit installed in the fogs of an IS:

STOCK FOG LIGHTS:

6000k Volt HID Kit installed:

I should have some pictures of the product installed in an 8thgen shortly.

Steve

 

Aright so I recently got the Volts slim ballast + 6000k HID set. After two weeks or so of it being installed on my baby, I'm extremely glad I got the kit. The install was a SNAP, literally all I had to do was snap a few plugs together and it was installed. You can also hear the snap from the wire when you plug it in to confirm that it's been connected properly. The bulb had no fitment issue, as other people have experienced with different brand. Just make sure you twist it all the way so that the white metal stick with the bulb points to the ground. I had a small problem where I didn't twist it hard enough and this affected the ray of light from the right side. But quickly fixed by re twisting it back into proper place. This ballast was extremely thing, I ended up locking it on the frame together with the igniter/small black box wit some zip tie.

I'll try to get more pictures wit my friend's dslr later and maybe do a bit of a comparison wit his as well if we can find time.

Well here are some pictures that I took with a point n shoot:

Close up on the headlight:

Both color on the bulb match perfectly, would definitely recommend this kit to a friend who is looking for a set of plug and play.

 

^is the color white or white/blueish???

 

white with a hint of blue, i was trying to take them without the flash, but some of them just didn't turn out that well in the parking lot i was in. Will try a better place if my friend decides to use his dslr to help wit more pictures

 

Thanks Billy! Glad to hear you're happy with your purchase. I know what you mean about finding it hard to take pictures of HIDs and getting the right color. From my experience it is best to take them in an underground parking garage. I'm sure you will find it a lot easier with an SLR though =)

Steve

 

What's the difference between the Xtreme Digital HID Conversion kit VS the 4300K Xtreme Digital Philips HID Conversion Kit?? Quality?

Xtreme HID 4300k Philips Xenon HID Conversion Kits

 

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Hi,

The only difference between the 2 kits that you have mentioned is the bulbs. In terms of ballasts, both kits use Xtreme Digital ballast. There are 3 main differences between the 2 bulbs used in the kits though:

1) Philips bulbs color shift meaning that they get slightly crisper/bluer in terms of color output over time. They can reach color temperature of approx 4700k once they fully color shift (approx 100 hours).

2) Philips bulbs will be slightly brighter. Having said that, it's not as if you were to install the 4300k Xtreme HID kit with the Japanese bulbs you would regret doing so due to lack of light output.

3) The country of manufacture of the bulbs.

Here are some pics of our 4300k Xtreme kit (non-Philips bulbs) installed in an 8thgen:

Steve

 

^ thanks for the answers! does the "8thcivic" discount code apply to the philips kit as well?

 

Wish I knew about this 2-3 weeks ago..haha O well I love my new 6500k's!!

Evan

 

Hi,

Yes the coupon code will apply to the philips based kit as well so you will receive a $25 discount.

Glad to hear you're happy with the Xtreme 6500k kit Evan =)

Steve

 

i got 4300k on my ASM coupe a while back and love them. no eye strain and theyre as white as it gets!

 

These look like a really affordable upgrade!

Just have a real quick newb question. I've heard that the lights are too bright because they are used in non-HID housings. Is this true? Has anyone had any problems with the lights being too bright for other drivers, and cause an annoyance?


Thanks.

 

ive never dealt with older halogen housings and HID upgrades, but supposedly ours are pretty good (comparatively). i havnt had anyone flash me and have yet to have someone else drive my car to see the glare firsthand. but i did slightly adjust the left light under the right side's cutoff. its the best lighting upgrade aside from the coveted (and expensive!) retrofit.

 

Glad to hear it!

Steve

 

We have had a ton of customers on this board install our kit using their OEM headlights with very positive results. Please view this link for some more non biased reviews:

HID Kits | XenonDepot HID conversion Kits | Xtreme Xenon Light Kit| Projector Halo Headlamp | LED Tail Lights | Xenon Bulbs and ballasts

or... we also have a 10 page thread that went on during our last promotion:

http://www.8thcivic.com/forums/ligh...hting-h-i-d-s-neon/91612-xenondepot-summer-super-sale.html?highlight=xenondepot

Steve

 

According to the chart on the webpage, it says that the Xtreme kit comes with a wiring harness and the Volt one doesn't. What harness is the table to referring to, and is it needed? Thanks!

 

im thiking of ordering a phillips 4300k hid kit..
are they 35w or 55w??
dont come with relays right

 

the 8thcivic coupon code doesnt work?

 

Hi Guys,

As per your questions:

1) The Xtreme kit will come with a relay harness that will power the ballasts directly from the battery. All you will end up using your vehicle's OEM headlight harness for is simply to trigger the relays in our harness on/off. This harness will ensure that the ballasts always receive a constant 12V.

2) We do not sell 55W HID kits. Please view this link for more information:

HID Kits |XenonDepot HID Light Conversion Kits l 4300k HID Kits | 5000k HID Kits | 6000k HID Kits | 6500k HID Kit | 8000k HID Kits | Xtreme HID Kit

The Xtreme 4300k HID kit will come with a relay harness.

3) The "8thcivic" coupon codes works for me.. What product are you trying to order?

Steve

 

ok thanks, i read futhering into your website and found all the info i needed
im ordering the xtreme 4300k phillips hid kit now as i speak :dance:
shipping charnges to bc, canada shouldn't be too bad? looking forward to this
one more question, whats the difference between your hid kit and alumina's??

 

Hi,

No problem!

I am familiar with alumina's HID however to be honest with you I would rather not comment... I don't like to comment on alternate companies. It is not the way that I like to do business. I like our product to sell on it's own merit and reputation.

Steve

 

thanks for your help!
ive confirmed my order already with xenondepot
cant wait for it to come in horray for the promo

edit: aw man.. i just got a email from lesley from xenondepot and theres a back order on the phillips hid's??
2.5 weeks of wait.. owell its all good.. i got upgraded to air shipping

 

Hi,

Sorry about that. With the Holiday Promo and the Asimo give away the 9006 kits have been a very very popular seller.

Thank you for your patience!

Steve

 

bump for the man!!!

 

Sorry. I am very new at lighting. Can someone please explain the difference between the Volt and Xtreme sets? Is it just that you can choose the different temps with the Xtreme set?


Thanks.

 

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Hi, i heard from people saying that as the bulb is coming towards its end of life, it will increase in Kelvin temperature? If that is the case, would not it be wiser to get the xenondepot 5000k rather than 6500k? since 5000k will gonna go towards 6000k and 6500k will increase up to 7000k-ish.