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efluky Xenon HID Conversion Kit with Premium Ballasts - H4 (HB2) (9003) Bi-Xenon - 6000K

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efluky Xenon HID Conversion Kit with Premium Ballasts - H4 (HB2) (9003) Bi-Xenon - 6000K

efluky HID Headlight Bulbs Conversion Kit all comes with warranty
100% Plug and Play Installation,15 minutes easy installation. Compatible with all cars, motorcycles, trucks, vtt's, snowmobiles and SUV's
Includes: 1 pair of H4 Bi-Xenon hid xenon bulbs; 100% weather-proof, shock-proof, water-proof universal high-performance premium ballasts; mounting brackets and installation instructions
Upgrade your OEM stock halogen or LED low beam, high beam, fog light, interior lights and all off road driving lamps. Our HID xenon headlight conversion kit and replacement bulbs will last for more than 15,000 hours
Confirm your bulb size at Osram Sylvania or Phillips websites or with the seller of your aftermarket projector headlight housing assemblies.

What are HID Xenon Lights?

HID Lamp are the brightest auto lights available today. HID stands for High Intensity Discharge and replaces the filament in a bulb with Xenon gas. When exposed to high voltage the gas is ignited and produces a beam of light that is 3 times brighter than regular halogen bulbs.
Xenon HID Light Advantages:

High brightness: both its luminous flux and illuminated area are three times that of the halogen tungsten lamp.

Long lifetime: the lifetime of lamp is more than 15000 hours, that's around ten times more life than halogen tungsten lamp.

Safer: provides you with a more comfortable, wider, farther visual field, Waterproof, shockproof, and excellent in performance.

Low power consumption: the power of xenon metal halide lamp for a vehicle is only around half of tungsten halogen lamp but emitting 3 time's the amount of of light.

Quick start:25% of objective luminous flux can be reached within 1 second, 80% of objective luminous flux can be reached within 4 second.