Back by popular demand!

Our $65 per kit price will be back until March Madness starts... We want to watch the games too!

These are the current bulb fitments that we have in stock!
H1, H3, H4, H6, H7, H8, H9, H10 H11, H13
9004, 9005, 9006, 9007,

High/Low kits are an extra $25 for H4, H13, 9004, 9007

the $65 price is for all colors other then 3000k which is an extra $5.

$30 for the error cancelers!

they are in stock.. and ready to ship!!!

Our paypal account is parts@acgsandiego.com

can I get 3000k 55w? H3...

Is this 35w or 55w? I'm looking for H3 55w 3000k for my fogs...

No website for those of us who are interested in reading about your product(s)?

I'm sorry here is the website for the manufacture of the HID kits

http://www.creativeautodesigns.net/home.php?cat=1

Our site is still under construction.

These are the 35 watt kits.

Little help for a newbie? These are for fog lights correct? What do the letter/number codes mean? Color and brightness? Do you have pics of before and after installations with brightness/color comparisons? Sorry, I'm ill informed and naieve.

so is it just plug and play ?? no errors code or anythign like that ???

according to my manual, your CLK takes 9006's

you can use them either for headlights or the fog lights.... for the fog's you most likely will need the error cancelers, for the headlights you may or may not. You can also have the headlamps programed for xenon present to avoid the use of the error cancelers on the headlamps.

The letters and numbers such as h7, 9006, h11 is the bulb fitment. Depending on your vehicle, they will require a certain bulb fitment. Kind of like shoe sizes, some people wear 9.5 some where 11's. its just a matter of which bulb is required for the fog lights or head lamps.

the following number such as 3000k, 5000k, 8000k is the color temperature. 3000k being yellow, 5000k being white, 6000k slightly blue, and 8000k more blue.

Plug and play on most applications, some H7's require you to modify the bracket, some do not. Really just depends on the bulb fitment. As for the physical wiring of the HID kit, yes they are completely "plug and play" however like states earlier some bulb fitments require slight modifications due to the wire on the back side of the bulb that is required to be plugged into the ballast.

so if i buy your kit for my fog light (9006) then I would need a capacitor right ?? I thought the 55W kit doesnt need to have the capacitor because they have the same wattage as the halogen (OEM)

How long is the warranty?

Thanks

Lifetime warranty

Tough to pass this one up, boys!

Just wondering do you sell bulbs by itself?

I will vouch for JAMES and this HID-kit!!

This kit was easy to install and everything worked perfectly right out of the box. I paid a bit more from James earlier this year so this a BAD *** deal not to pass up!!!

The road to my house was dark at night and the HID's almost make it look like daylight!!! The cutoff is really nice to but I think that I must credit the projectors for that.

Greg

newbie on HID stuff, if my to be delivered GLK does not have bi-xenon package, I can still use these HID kits?

Which color temp will look purplish?

Thanks in advance!

would the HID kit triggers a warning in the instrument panel?
How to program the car to Xenon? can it be done at home or it needs to go to the dealer?
And if I am interested where can i get this discounted kit from? just paypal with a note of the size and the temperature?
Some here are saying 35w-55w how do I know that i am getting the right wattage for my headlight? or does it matter?

What would I need to get HID running in my 09 C Class??

Looking for 5000K

Thanks,

Chris

HI im ready to buy one of your kit. I have a 2005 clk500, I would just like to get it for my headlight, I do not know what size they are can you help me out with that please? I would like to order the 8000k and do i need the $30 for the error cancelers! One more thing i do not have paypal can i just use a creditcard?

thanks for any info

http://www.omegaxenon.com/page/page/2264264.htm

This explains.
http://www.omegaxenon.com/page/page/2264264.htm