I put a set of these on mine a couple of weeks ago and have had some people ask about them so here is the info.
The web site was www.visionbulbs.com. The true bi-xenon H13 kit is regularly $324.95. But they have an old discount code that still seems to be working so you can get them for $276.21, and shipping is free.
The discount code is E46FANDSCT
The bulbs are rated for 20,000 hours and the entire kit has a 1 year warranty. Most of the kits I have seen are only 3 month warranty. Couple have been 6 month. This is the first 1 year warranty I have seen on a kit.
I got the 4300k kit and it is a drastic improvement over the Silverstar's I was running. Much brighter and the field of light seems to be extended quite a bit over the regular bulbs. They are a tiny bit greenish in my opinion, but I think the 6000k kit would have been too blue for what I wanted. But overall I am quite pleased with them. They are a true bi-xenon kit so you have high beam and low beam functionality.
Install was relatively simple. Just run the power wire from the battery for the ballasts, two grounds, plug the bulbs in the sockets, plug the wires in from the bulbs to the ballasts, and connect the harness to one of your headlight sockets. Now one thing, they do not plug in to your headlight socket. Even though the kit instructions show a "plug and play" harness adaptor. But it isn't that big of a deal to connect the three wires with some splices. Hardest part was figuring out where I was going to mount the ballasts.
That's about all there was to it really. Pretty simple install. The kit seems to be constructed nicely, water proof plugs, heavy fittings on the bulbs, descent brackets for the ballasts. Switching from low beam to high beam is instant, no blackout or pause between settings. The bulbs do come on instantly, but not at peak brightness. They do take about 10 seconds maybe to reach full brightness. But certainly not anything to complain about and certainly not like you are driving in darkness for 10 seconds or anything before they come on.
Overall, I am pretty pleased with the outcome. So just passing along the info.
The web site was www.visionbulbs.com. The true bi-xenon H13 kit is regularly $324.95. But they have an old discount code that still seems to be working so you can get them for $276.21, and shipping is free.
The discount code is E46FANDSCT
The bulbs are rated for 20,000 hours and the entire kit has a 1 year warranty. Most of the kits I have seen are only 3 month warranty. Couple have been 6 month. This is the first 1 year warranty I have seen on a kit.
I got the 4300k kit and it is a drastic improvement over the Silverstar's I was running. Much brighter and the field of light seems to be extended quite a bit over the regular bulbs. They are a tiny bit greenish in my opinion, but I think the 6000k kit would have been too blue for what I wanted. But overall I am quite pleased with them. They are a true bi-xenon kit so you have high beam and low beam functionality.
Install was relatively simple. Just run the power wire from the battery for the ballasts, two grounds, plug the bulbs in the sockets, plug the wires in from the bulbs to the ballasts, and connect the harness to one of your headlight sockets. Now one thing, they do not plug in to your headlight socket. Even though the kit instructions show a "plug and play" harness adaptor. But it isn't that big of a deal to connect the three wires with some splices. Hardest part was figuring out where I was going to mount the ballasts.
That's about all there was to it really. Pretty simple install. The kit seems to be constructed nicely, water proof plugs, heavy fittings on the bulbs, descent brackets for the ballasts. Switching from low beam to high beam is instant, no blackout or pause between settings. The bulbs do come on instantly, but not at peak brightness. They do take about 10 seconds maybe to reach full brightness. But certainly not anything to complain about and certainly not like you are driving in darkness for 10 seconds or anything before they come on.
Overall, I am pretty pleased with the outcome. So just passing along the info.
