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KIT INCLUDES INSTRUCTIONS, 2 DIGITAL ULTRA COMPACT BALLASTS, 2 ULTRA BRIGHT HID XENON GAS FILLED BULBS AND SIMPLE PLUG AND PLAY CONNECTOR
Our HID kits are the smallest most compact HID kits on the market, making them Ideal for motorcycle installation. All HID kits require a Ballast and an igniter box. Other companies kits may have slim ballasts but they also have a separate igniter box that you have to find a place to hide in your tight fairing spaces along with the ballast too.
Our kits have combine the ballast and igniter in one unit that still takes up less space than our competitors ULTRA COMPACT ballasts alone.
BRIGHTNESS= 35W
12000K HUE = VIOLET DEEP DARK BLUE
10000K HUE = DEEP BLUE
8000K HUE = LUXURY CAR BLUE
6000K HUE = PURE WHITE, FAINT TINT OF BLUE
What are HID Conversion Kits?
HID stands for "High Intensity Discharge". HID lights get their name from the intense light produced by the electrical discharge. Our HID Conversion Kits give you the option of installing true HID lights practically on any bike that did not originally come with them.
Halogen vs HID
Why go with HID?
* More light output, up to 3 times when compared to standard halogen bulbs!
* Wider road coverage, HID beam covers up to 70% more of the road in front of you!
* Long bulb life, HID bulbs last 5-10 years under normal usage!
* More efficient, more light while using 24% less power.
*Visibility= not only can you see the road better, but since HID lights are still on only
a small minority of vehicles, you will stand out when you are in traffic. This is most
important when on a motorcycle because cars waiting to pull out into traffic often overlook
motorcycles that blend in with the heard of approaching cars. Standing out in traffic could
potentially save your life.
What is the HID Color Temperature?
Color Temperature is a measurement in Degrees Kelvin that indicates the hue of a light source, in this case the HID bulb. People not familiar with lighting may believe that the higher the Kelvin the brighter the light will be, this is false. OEM car manufacturers equip their cars with 4100k to 4300k HID bulbs which produce the most daylight-like light output. Lower temperature like 3000k will produce deep gold-yellow color, suitable for fog lights. Higher color temperatures will output light with a hint of blue/purple like the 5000k - 6000k bulbs, higher rated bulbs will be bluer and eventually purple in color as you go up the scale.
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