HID kit or HID bulbs?

so my 97 eclipse still has the OEM headlights and fogs. i like the look of the light cluster but id like to brighten up the actual light. does putting in HID bulb make a nice clean difference or is it pointless and i shuld just get new hid headlights?

You need an HID Kit

an HID kit comes with 2xBallasts and 2xHID bulbs

the HID bulbs depend on the ballast to function properly

The Ballast provides the proper starting and operating electrical condition to power the HID bulbs

Go to JustG for HID hookups

alright thank you. will he be at the meet tonight?

I wouldn't know - shoot him a PM and see if he's comming

And if you absolutely can't wait to get some HIDs - go to Nextmod, tell em Kiru sent you

oh i can wait haha. im broke now. the turbo upgrade is costing me an arm n a leg.

Haha alright, good luck with the upgrade =D

Looks like you have projector headlights already ... HID kit as Kiru mentioned will look good ... 6000k for best white/visibility balance, 8000k if you want some blue (but G warns of reduced visibility w/ 8000k or higher in the rain).
Do you know what type of bulbs you have in there currently?

their stock everything... the projector headlights r on my buddies car haha. my car has no license plate on the front bumper.

Ohh ... my bad. ... your sig then is ur buddy's car? I was wondering ... looked at your garage pics and thought maybe you did a headlight swap.
HIDs in halogen headlights will make your headlights super bright, much to the dismay of oncomming traffic. You should be fine with a 35w kit.

Lol i think Juice was referring to the car in your signature

the car in my sig is just a random eclipse. i dont hav a good camera to take nice pictures of my car yet . hoping u guys do

although it will look somewhat like that once my upgrades r done

holla at me when you are ready for HID's.

Thanks for the referral guys!

i wouldn't go any higher than 6k personally. i can get any k though. so your choice.

do u install them as well?

They are super easy to install, hardest part is finding somewhere to mount your ballasts, after that its just plug and play.

mattcanada wrote:They are super easy to install, hardest part is finding somewhere to mount your ballasts, after that its just plug and play.

^this

if you want me to install em; i can. $20.

it is extremely easy to do though.

eh. unless its audio wiring, i dont touch it. how bout i just buy u a pack of beer n we call it even?

LOL pack of smokes....done deal ;)