I've got a friend that sells HID kits. I asked him, being as I've noticed some threads about it,if he had any retrofit kits for any Scion vehicle, and conveniently, he has all three. He also has them available in 5000k and 6000k. I haven't gotten a group buy prce from him yet, as I was kind of needing to know how many people were interested. Let me know, and I'll see if I can set something up.

 

BTW, the kits are Xtec kits.

They'll start at $325 each for 4500k and 5000k kits, and $335 for 6000k kits.
Remember, the more people that want the kits, teh better the pricing's going to be.

Some info on the kits:
Kit Includes:
2 Xenon-Charged Bulbs
2 HID Ballasts
2 Wiring Harnesses & Connectors
Heavy Duty Double-Sided tape + Cable Ties
Detailed Instructions

Warranty:
5 year bulb warranty, 1 year ballast warranty

Color : 4500k 5000k 6000k
Bulb Type : H1 H3 H4 (low only) H7 H8 H9 H11 9004 9005 9006 9007 D2S

Kit Type : Full Kit
Bulbs Only (no ballasts) -$145



PLEASE NOTE: Xtec HID retrofit kits are only legal for off-road or race use. Vivid lights assumes no responsibility for the use of this product on public roads and highways. The customer accepts all responsibility and consequence of using this kit in accordance with state and federal law.




Benefits of Converting to HID:
Exotic Look
Decreased Eye Fatigue
Up to six times longer lifespan
Up to three times less wattage is used
100% Reversible to your halogen application
More than 3X the light output when compared to standard halogen bulb



Why pick the Xtec kit?
Japan bulbs from Toshiba
Hella-spec German ballasts
All hardware and installation instructions included
Completely Plug and Play: Fits directly into existing headlights or fog lights
Capsule directly aligned to the original OEM bulb filament. Therefore, the original beam pattern is not altered.
Up to Three different colors Temperatures: 4500k, 5000k, 6000k
Available in all Major Applications: H1, H3, H4 (Low Only), H7, H8, H9, H11, 9004, 9005, 9006, 9007
Great Warranty



Which kit is right for you?
Bulb Size:
Check your headlight lens or owner's manual to determine bulb type for your application

Kelvin: Measure of color temperature
4500k = all white
5000k = white/cyan
6000k = white/violet Very bright, produces the most amount of white light.
Bright light output, offers nice hues of blue
Good amount of light output, offers nice hues of purple and blue

 

*STATUS* in for 6000k...

I need at least 4 more people for this to be a go...

 

Check out this thread
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=67474
You can use the extra 75$+ left over to buy me a nice dinner.

 

They're rweal confident in those aren't they? Especially with the one year warranty. That and the fact that the kit is cheaply made, but hey, that's cool.