HID Kit...but which one?

[Marc'sCoupe]

Looking to change 'my candle in jamjar' halogen projector headlights to to HID kit so I can actually see where im going at night..which would be nice!!
I've done a bit of research online and HIDs Direct and HID4u seem to be the preferred choice...but HIDs Direct seem to do them at around half the price for what looks and sounds like the exact same kit?

Anyway so based on that I think I've decided to go with HID Direct but they have 2 different kits that both claim to work with our car for the same price which is a little confusing the only difference I can see is in the wording one says 'smart' canbus and the other doesn't...

Links to both kits below, any help or advise would be appreciated!

http://www.hids-direct.co.uk/h7-55w-d-lumina-smart-canbus-hid-xenon-conversion-kit/

http://www.hids-direct.co.uk/h7-canbus-terminator-hid-xenon-conversion-kit-dipped-beam/


Thanks!

 

[Cymru]

Marc
Just to throw this into the mix, might be worth a look

http://www.xenonbulbs.co.uk/LED-SMD-CREE-CAR/LED-BULBS-Cree-Leds/LED-BULBS-Cree-Leds-HEADLIGHTS/LED-BULBS-FOG-LIGHT-BULBS-H7-CREE-KIT

 

[hughmungus]

Marc
Just to throw this into the mix, might be worth a look

http://www.xenonbulbs.co.uk/LED-SMD-CREE-CAR/LED-BULBS-Cree-Leds/LED-BULBS-Cree-Leds-HEADLIGHTS/LED-BULBS-FOG-LIGHT-BULBS-H7-CREE-KIT

Me want some of those, but I wouldn't have a clue how to fit the things :?

 

[ben g]

I've used hids direct before.

I actually bought an eBay kit but had problems with flickering so bought some convertors from hidsdirect. It didn't completely stop the flickering though. Something about auto headlights not being very compatible with HID kits.

If you do go ahead, i'd advice to get either 4300k or a 5000k set. The 5000k gives out a pure white light. Any higher and it looks more blue. 4300k gives out a warm white colour, rather than the cool white of the 5000k.

 

[Mark-Z4]

I bought mine from HIDS4U, the 35w kit, 6000k. They've been fitted for 2 years now, no issues.