i was looking at getting the golden/yellow HIDs, are those street legal? and also what would it cost shipped to 85308.

Thanks!
Sent you a PM partner :)

does anyone have any of the custom colors in the 08 projectors? i just want to see the color output thanks!
Hopefully someone can chime in and show you a picture partner :)

hopefully

hey pat i think im due for a phone call.... i get out of work at 3 tomorrow.... EASTERN STANDARD TIME!! i hope you didnt forget about us here....

you're coming back soon arent you?

Thanks for the custom color purple it looks sick on the tc.

Fast shipping great customer service.

damnit! why couldnt you have an 08 lol

has no one gotten a custom color for the new projectors yet?? no one??

hey pat i think im due for a phone call.... i get out of work at 3 tomorrow.... EASTERN STANDARD TIME!! i hope you didnt forget about us here....

you're coming back soon arent you?
Whoa whoa whoa, back the bus up buddy. First of all, you need to give me an update on certain car related

Thanks for the custom color purple it looks sick on the tc.

Fast shipping great customer service.
No problem partner :) Enjoy em!

operatic ftmfw..
http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y126/Dam262a/Photography/05.jpg

mmm check out those sexy hid's

Wow that is a bad ___ picture man

I have had 6000k for about 6 months or so and to me and my friends my 6k has a slight yellow light that is at the bottom right of my headlight. I don't believe its anything thats faulty with the bulb but I want to upgrade bulbs to something more blue. So i'm thinking i wanna go with 8k; possibly 10k :eyebrow: So i'll be ordering some bulbs probably soon. If you want; i can give you some pics of my 6k and see what you think if i can get a good picture of the yellow-ness. lol

10,000k will definitely not have any yellow in it what so ever partner.

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Pm'ed you back

hit you back partner

didn't get it :(

Sent it again :)

PMd everyone back :)

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are these able to be put into xa's? are really unfamiliar when it comes to lighting and is this going to screw up my wiring at all, burnouts? if so bi-xenon kit cost?

Yes sir, if you were to get an H4 kit it would be a plug and play application for ya :) It won't screw up your wiring, so you do not need to worry about that. The bi-xenon costs $270.

aight i wanna get a custom deep blue hid foglights ship to 33309...but i need to get some fogs 1st. do one size fit all or what???

If you get the OEM style like so you'll need a 9006 kit.
http://ssuperstore.com/images/tc-fog-light-grille_(1).jpg

If you get the VRD or JDM style you'll need an H3 kit
https://www.xtralights.com/ProductImages/foglights/normal/LFTC05OEM.jpg

bump; all orders shipped out.

Humpday bump; all orders shipped out.

i don't know if my last message got lost...but it was for 2006 scion xa, and looking to for 10k thinking i'm ready to order

Sent you a PM partner :)

You in the Galleria area of Houston and want to come pick up a kit? Give me a call at 832-428-3669 names Pat, just remember to say you're from Honda-Tech

Or swing on by, our shop is located at 14522 Auto Park Way, 77083

Payment sent! hopefully it made it to you ok.... paypal didn't send me a payment received verification :nails:

Na you'll be all set partner, don't worry :)

i woke up and there was a beautiful UPS box at my door! f%$#*@# santa clause has come!!!!! hahaha can't wait to install these

Haha, enjoy em partner :)

still no one with a custom color in the 08 projectors....?
that sucks :(

hey i bought a conversion kit awhile back from you with 35 watt ballasts and i was wondering if the 50 watt ballast would make them alot brighter, my lights seem so dark specially compeared to all the new cars with stock HIDs even some with halogen lights seem brighter than mine i have 4300 k bulbs too, got any suggestions? thanks

i had asked about the orange ones a while ago. Can you plz repost the pick of how they look like?

Not to many people use custom colors, but man when you do, everyone knows its you coming.

i just dont wanna pay the extra 20 if im not positive that im gonna see purple when i can just get some 10 or 12k and blind everyone with semi purple lol

just ordered by 50w 8k's cant wait !

Oh trust me when I say that the purples are going to be very purple.

Here are the orange HIDs again partner, they come out more of a peach color on some on cars.
http://www.3bspecialties.com/customercars/OrangePeach/ML500a.jpg

those are on projectors??

ok, i hope they look alil darker when i get them bcuz im going to use them on my fogs, do they come in h3?

Hey 08ButterflytC, how you doing girl! Trust me when I say Operetic will take care of you. If you want HID's that flip people off when they cut you off, he'd probably find them, hahaha.

But yeah, I've seen the purple ones Operetic sells on an 09 xB2 in Vegas.....WOW, I thought he ran over Barney and his blood got on the headlights!

Hey Operetic, how you been bro?

ok, i hope they look alil darker when i get them bcuz im going to use them on my fogs, do they come in h3?

they might come out darker, since it wont be coming out a projector... plus bro i know how to make it darker just gotta get some vinyl

those are on projectors??
Yes, that is a Mercedes Benz ML500 headlight.

ok, i hope they look alil darker when i get them bcuz im going to use them on my fogs, do they come in h3?
Yes we can get them in H3 partner :)

Hey 08ButterflytC, how you doing girl! Trust me when I say Operetic will take care of you. If you want HID's that flip people off when they cut you off, he'd probably find them, hahaha.

But yeah, I've seen the purple ones Operetic sells on an 09 xB2 in Vegas.....WOW, I thought he ran over Barney and his blood got on the headlights!

Hey Operetic, how you been bro?
Been good partner :) Staying busy, hows your secret project going? :)

how much for just bulbs h11 8k shipped to 07047

hey operatic, interested in getting another kit from you. It is for my motorcycle, so i would only need one bulb and ballast, H3, 3000k. How much?

how much for just bulbs h11 8k shipped to 07047
$60 shipped for a pair partner.

hey operatic, interested in getting another kit from you. It is for my motorcycle, so i would only need one bulb and ballast, H3, 3000k. How much?
For just 1 bulb and ballast it would be $80 shipped.

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thanks for the good service dude, im awaiting the orange hids

No problem partner, you'll be seeing your kit within 9-13 business days :)

dude i got the kit already!! Wow can i say amazing service!!! Ill post picks up when i put them on this weekend.

wow that was quick^^

looks like i have to come tomorrow to the hang out :doh:

Enjoy em partner :)

Been good partner :) Staying busy, hows your secret project going? :)

That's good bro. Yeah, the project is going slow. I was supposed to get hooked up with some Mercedes E55 projectors, but that fell through so now it's at a standstill. I need some projectors but don't want to pay a fortune. hehe.

I hear ya partner, don't worry things will come around for ya :)

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ah you lowered the price and i still have no money

suckage lol

Hey Op, long time no hear. Been enjoying my lights. I read one time you said to disable DRLs when going to hids. Since I have the relay kit, is there any hard? I like DRLs, just do not want to burn anything out or blind on coming drivers. Thanks.

We actually have DRL modules now so you can keep your DRL's and continue to run HIDs :) They are an added $20 for them.

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PMd everyone back :)

Hey, can someone else other than Op help explain me the drl hid mod?

I have 4300k 35 watt low, 3000k 50 watt high hids with relay kits for the 09 xb, it will will fit the insight 2010 model.

My insight has drls, which I do not want to loose, however I do not want to burn out my highs or blind on coming drivers. What do you think of the drl module?

THanks.

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i will definitly be getting some before the end of summer :)

i can promise that especially after the rain i drove thru last night and couldnt see crap...thought i was gonna die lol

Pm'ed you Operatic

Hit you back partner

I am very interested in your HID, I still have some questions though.

My car is a 2009 Scion tC.

1. Which harness will I need? Relay or Plug and Play?
2. Are the custom color only in 4300K?
3. Is there an alternative payment instead of using paypal?

I am interested in a custum deep blue HID, but still not sure if I want 4300K or 6000K for best output.

Sorry, I am still new to the HID world. PM soon.

1.) Plug and play.
2.) Yes
3.) Sure you can use credit card over the phone or send a check or money order if you wish.

Also we use 4300k for all custom colors so that way they are as bright as possible. Here is an example for ya.
http://www.3bspecialties.com/products/lighting/hid/compare/4kvscc.jpg

pat, please gimme a call today, i found out that your brother has your phone and you have your brothers, but i dont have your brothers number :P

the mrs. is lookin for a set of HIDs for her Lancer GTS (2009) and i need bulbs for my tC. gimme a call por favor.

and i feel bad cus i kinda left a dirty message for you on your cell phone to realize that your brother had the phone :shock:

let me tell you the orange with an orange film overlay looks amazing!! Will post picks this weekend

let me tell you the orange with an orange film overlay looks amazing!! Will post picks this weekend

well if i see u tonight, i'll get pics tonight,

*bump*

Pat left this message on his desk for Dave; "Send water and toilet paper."

hahaha, pat call me dood.

Sorry sorry I called you today but you did not pick up!!!!

when?

do you have your phone or do you still have your brothers?

so over 160 pages - anybody have any issues with melting harnesses or water getting into the ballasts?

i've had 3 kits since 06 (i think pat refresh me) and no problems, no melting harnesses, no watter in ballasts.

pat call me, i need to speak with you, all personal mixed with a little business. and anna is getting upset that you havent called me :P

Nothing has melted from our kits.

And dave I will call tomorrow around lunch time :)

you better, call before 3 est, i have an interview at best buy.

Crap I forgot to call, just call me tomorrow man :) Or I'll call you :)

call me, idk if you have your phone or your brothers

call me, idk if you have your phone or your brothers

It's Sunday baby, if I don't pick up it's because I'm on a boat with my flippy flops :)

Sup Pat, how have you been? I'm still working on my retrofit. I'm hoping it will come out nice. Looks like H11's and H7's.

Sweet deal man, just hit me up whenever you're ready :)

http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y126/Dam262a/TSE/000%20Our%20tCs/DSC_0073.jpg
http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y126/Dam262a/TSE/000%20Our%20tCs/DSC_0074.jpg

those hids on the bottom?

Hey op, setup me with the drl module for your 50 watt hids on the relay kit with 3000k bulba.

Hey, do you have any ballasts smaller than 35 watts? I need to save a little power with my hybrid and these are just too freaking bright for low beams. Infact, the halopgen beams are bright enough as is on this insight for low beams.

yea he bought the custom orange hid's from here,

And i love them!!! Sam thanks again for the picks bro, lovem

Damn those are freaking nice :)

Arean't they though! Yeah, I'm going to hit you up OP when I'm all said and done. I might have you start the harness when I'm in the process of sealing everything up, that way when I'm "done done", everything will be ready to ship out.

Don't fret, I've been doing a lot of those harnesses lately it seems like :)

i havent read about any harness issues lately- but i have been on the forum for years now and there used to be a few. who knows what setup they were running

No harness issues, just a lot of custom harnesses being made lately for people with retrofits :)

Thats a no on the smaller ballasts? Does the drl module dim the high beams or does it just smooth out the ripples from the drl circuit in most cars to make them light at full brightness?

Hey op, setup me with the drl module for your 50 watt hids on the relay kit with 3000k bulba.

Hey, do you have any ballasts smaller than 35 watts? I need to save a little power with my hybrid and these are just too freaking bright for low beams. Infact, the halopgen beams are bright enough as is on this insight for low beams.

Ya, thats a negative on ballast in less wattage than 35w. But as for the DRL module it makes it so the HIDs do not flicker when your DRL's are active. Also the HIDs will still be on at full brightness.

up up up :)

:( pat

Love this kit

http://i153.photobucket.com/albums/s239/sciontcman/_MG_5668.jpg

Dayum son, gotta love HIDs :)

And Dave I'm still around :)

pm sent!

How much for a set of 12k headlight bulbs for the projector housings? I think the bulb size is H11. I also need harnesses that plug into the H11 bulb on one end and the other end can simply be the two wires.

Thanks,
JOE

^and to add to that do you think 8k or 12k is more of a problem with them cops. I dont want anything too blue like 10k. I want a purple tint and I think the 8k might be better. I don't want the 12k if they are really purple. I basically want whichever one won't get me pulled over as much.

I sent you a PM on the price. As for the color choice, when there in a projector housing you can get away with it very easily :) Mos of the time they'll think it's factory.

Hey Bro, haven't forgotten about you. Still finishing things up on my retrofit so we're looking at about another month, maybe 2 before I'm ready for HID's.

PM me if you got a moment.

ok.. I ended up ordering the 12k and sent the paypal payment for the H11's. If they give me any trouble then I will abandon all color and go with a 6k later on down the road...

Oh and don't forget the plug and play harnesses as I need those for sure.

You'll be seeing everything shortly partner :)

New price, $100 shipped for a kit!!!

Sweet. I wish the rest of my purchases would go as smoothly as these HID bulb and kits purchases.

Thanks for the compliment :)

Monday mid-day bump!

*Bump*

Seriously, I need a big fireplace or something. At the very least it would help dispose of some of the extra fireworks.

bumpin it up for some HIDs!!!

PM's answered, orders being packed for Monday :)

up up up

PMd everyone back :)

How long are they going to stay at this price? I'm looking to order a set by the middle of august with a relay harness for my xb.

How much for one 35 watt ballast shipped to 08882. And will it arrive on Sat?

Thanks, JOE

Hey Joe, tried to PM you but it said you're maxed out.

How you doing? I'm in Oregon right now with a splitting headache. :cry:.

But hey, I was wondering, are you able to make adapters? Like making a 194/168 female socket into a 7440 female socket, and a 7440 female socket into a 194/168 female socket?

I'm going 3 years on this kit with the original bulbs! Great kit. I only had one bad ballast which was replaced under warranty. I'm starting to have troubles again with the older ballast igniting. With the price being so cheap, I might just have to pick up another set for replacement. :)

Hey fellow Sciko!

Yeah, I'm going to get myself one of his as soon as my headlights are done!!

This seller/company is one company I like the most out of alot here on scionlife, there is great customer service, excellent product, and quick shipping, ive gotten so many even too many comments on my headlights, soon foglights also, and the color isnt as annoying, but very crisp and shines really far, you can see your headlights ahead of atleast 3 cars over a span of a 1/4 mile a little less, but yes, this is a good company

Thanks for the support partner :)

pat, who do i talk to about replacement bulbs? one of my yellow bulbs is fading to a light yellow/green situation.

i <3 operatic

Thanks for responding to my phone call so quickly to get my shipping address fixed! Hope to get it here tomorrow to replace my current kit!

Hey Operetic, where are you at bro?

Still here, super busy lately, easiest way to get a hold of me is via Phone :) 832-428-3669

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<3

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Hit you back via email Operatic. Guy named Hanh (sp) I believe.

BUMP for HID's!!!

Hey Operatic,

I have been looking to buy some HID's for my new Anzo headlights and it looks like you would be a great person to buy them from.
I don't drive a Scion, I drive a 1999 F150 with the aftermarket Anzos so I don't know what type of kit to get.
I'm thinking it might be the H1 kit but am not sure.
Do you know which one I would need?

Thanks,
David

Bump
PM'd you.

damn i need money for new hids :(

damn i need money for new hids :(

Ditto!!

Hey Operatic,

I have been looking to buy some HID's for my new Anzo headlights and it looks like you would be a great person to buy them from.
I don't drive a Scion, I drive a 1999 F150 with the aftermarket Anzos so I don't know what type of kit to get.
I'm thinking it might be the H1 kit but am not sure.
Do you know which one I would need?

Thanks,
David

If you pull out your low beam bulb it'll say what type of bulb it is. Say if it is an H1, then you would just need an entire H1 kit. If the bulbs an H7 just buy an entire H7 kit. That's it partner :)

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hey pat :)

Haven't forgotten about you, just been busy lately :)

i know, i was just saying hi :)

Wadd up :) You should come visit sometime.

And I PMd everyone back.

Hey Operatic,
I'm thinking of ordering a kit for my new 08+ projectors. All I need is the 9006 Ballasts and the H11 bulbs right?

I own an 05 tC...let me know please. Thanks.

Wadd up :) You should come visit sometime.

And I PMd everyone back.

i would love to, but no $$ right now.

also any updates? i've been dying to hook up annas ride :P

Workin on it :)

awesome! thanks bro, i love you (no homo, lol me and pat go back like atari!)

haha, funny. PMd everyone back

up up up :)

up up up :)

bump for my home town homie 8)

thanks for the bump D :)

no problem P

up up up :)

up up up

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Ok I'm a newbie to the hid stuff and I know I want some I also want the "angle eyes"/Halo lights for my 07tC What do I have to buy to get both in one light ? Take it easy on a newbie please I know to ya'll this is a dumb question but I don't know and need ya'lls help:bow:

http://www.blueblood.net/boards/images/smilies2/Regular_Waving_Emoticon.gif

Money sent!!

Please check me on this:

I ordered a 9006 kit, but I THINK I need H11 bulbs for my 2008-10 headlights?

I'm 'retrofitting' these headlights onto my 2005 tC....

Thanks for the help!

BTW, I'll need a 8K Kit (I didn't send you that originally)

Ok I'm a newbie to the hid stuff and I know I want some I also want the "angle eyes"/Halo lights for my 07tC What do I have to buy to get both in one light ? Take it easy on a newbie please I know to ya'll this is a dumb question but I don't know and need ya'lls help:bow:

"angel eyes" and "Halo's" are sort of the same thing, different name. A lot of the times the easiest way to get the halos in the headlights is to just buy a set of aftermarket headlights like such as....
http://shop.3bspecialties.com/images/1239976597436707591063.jpeg

Or, if you want to keep your stock style housing, you order generic halo rings, bake open your housing, and mount them. (Usually a fair amount of work, some glue, a lot of praying you don't shatter the halos.)

Either way, it's all about preference and what you want to do. To be honest, I'm a little over the halo thing. I do like the color matched headlights though. To each their own :)

Check you email please. Just wanted to check on my order I placed on Monday/Tuesday.

Hit you back partner :)

up up up :)

Sent you another email, thank you for checking in on everything.

patttttttttttttt :)

daaaaaaaaaveeee

up for some HIDs

hey Pat,can you just sell ballst or only whole kits,my set from Mobile finally lost a ballast after 2 years and seem he is not in business....honestly i would rather just buy a whole kit from you as the cost is great......let me know.....Brian

daaaaaaaaaveeee

up for some HIDs

hey pat what time do you go on your lunch break tomorrow, i wanna hear your voice lol

CREEEEEEEEPY but here is a bump

CREEEEEEEEPY but here is a bump

lol

hey, im just wondering about the Ballast details. Says that some cars require higher wattage ballast? I have a 09 Tc. Will the 35W ballast work just fine?

I think you can go either 35W or 55W. It shouldn't differ too greatly. I personally just prefer the less Wattage use of my battery.

What is the advantage of each of the ballasts?

Also, does a 2007 tC require a plug and play harness or a relay harness?

Money sent on wed through paypal. order #5566. Have you ship it out yet? thanks

35w ballast is what most everyone uses. If you want to be even brighter then the 50w option is there.

What a pleasant surprise.
After ordering a set of HID's for my spec about 2 years ago I could not have been more happy with them unfortunately though its time had passed. So i need another set. I log on here and I see your right at the top of Sponsored sales, After 2 years your still on top. Mind you i'm coming over from the nissan boards just so I can be fortunate enough to get your HID's lol.

Bump it up for awesome vendor.

Will be placing my second order from you real soon.

35w ballast is what most everyone uses. If you want to be even brighter then the 50w option is there.

would these be better for tinted headlights? and are they compatible with the bulbs i already have patttttt??????? why have you not told me this before!?! how much for a set of 50w ballast for my low beams?

So the 50w makes them brighter, but lowers the temperature 1000k?

What about the plug and play vs relay? Not sure what I need.

Anyone? Bueller?

PM'd you Operetic.

Just ordered my Kit!! Barely beat the deadline lol. Can't wait til yall ship it to memphis!!

So the 50w makes them brighter, but lowers the temperature 1000k?

What about the plug and play vs relay? Not sure what I need.
Yes that is correct. As for the plug and play vs relay, most people opt for the plug and play as it is just easier to install.

I ended up ordering one with a relay yesterday after reading about the benefits of that over plug and play.

Just put mines in. It's teh hawtness

Hey Pat,
Ok, so is it still $100 for an HID kit?
5000k w/ H11 bulbs but connects into a 9006 harness, if I'm explaining that right.

I just picked up some headlights and they fit H1 bulbs in it. I already have H1 bulbs in the headlights, but I have no ballast.

I am looking to get an HID kit with H1 bulbs in the 6000k. Ready to buy now.

pat bump for ya.

can you give me a call today? when are you coming back home? wareham misses you.

Bump for a response to my question.

i just placed my order for h4 6k's.

So...how long do these normally take to arrive? Haven't gotten any response to my PMs.

Still no response, what is going on? I ordered a week ago.

^ditto..

^^Guess I won't be ordering then.

coincidentally, they were just delivered

Sorry, been working on backorders for the last couple weeks because we had a couple local shops completely inhale an entire shipment. That and this is the first chance I've had to get to any of the forums in about a week :|

Should be out of this mess by the end of this week since we've got shipments trickling in throughout the week.

PMd everyone back :)

hey pat.

wareham?

Is not the place to be :P

bumpin it up

up up up :)

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up up up :)

bump for u great seller and a great product

i want foglights kit custom purple how much ship to 33309, its for my apt foglights.

It is $110 shipped for the entire kit

Hey operatic... and specials on buying replacement bulbs for your kits? I need 2 bulbs sooo bad...PM me please :)

PMd you

Hey operatic...PM me back with info on how to get this... Hope to see a package as soon as SATURDAY (if I can put an order in WED hehe)

So, if we opted for a 35w slim ballast, it would be $130shipped? And how long will these be offered at this price?

For 35w slims it is actually $110 shipped right now

Price on a H4 5000k kit w/ a relay harness?
And just to be sure, this is what I need for a 96-98 Civic?

I dont wanna sound like a jerk but why should I buy from you and not from hidextra, im looking for 2 kits a 9006 3k and a h1 6k

operatic ships over night. and stands by his warranty idk about the other guy but i have 3+ kits from this guy and im happy, i pickin one up for my girl too

We have been around for awhile compared to other HID vendors that are on here. And throughout it all we are still here. I think that says a lot about the product and the type of business you are dealing with.

What is the difference between "plug-n-play" and "relay" harness? What's DRL module? Need to clear these before I place my order. Thanks!

plug and play hook up tot he stock harnesses the relay plugs into one of the harnesses and they run off a group of fuses and relays to control power so the harness is less likely to fail...

so what's DRL module?

is it possible to install any ballast to a HID setup??
i'll be buying a headlights with hid bulbs, so i need the rest of the set up.
thanks.

so what's DRL module?
If your car has Day Time Running Lights (DRL's) than this will allow you to use HIDs and have them work without flickering.

is it possible to install any ballast to a HID setup??
i'll be buying a headlights with hid bulbs, so i need the rest of the set up.
thanks.
As long as they are not OEM HIDs, than you can install any ballast to an HID and it will be plug and play.

operatic ships over night. and stands by his warranty idk about the other guy but i have 3+ kits from this guy and im happy, i pickin one up for my girl too

Maybe it was my kit, but my ____ing bulb blew out like a week afterwards and he won't replace or give me a discounted price. I didn't want to post on here but he seems like he doesn't want to deal. If he was to explain why then I wouldn't have a problem what-so-ever. But they seemed to have this sorta "____ you and your problem" attitude.

are you sure we're talking about the same company here??? i know operatic personally and i dont believe that he would let something like that happen. i have known him for years now (way back in high school)

are you sure we're talking about the same company here??? i know operatic personally and i dont believe that he would let something like that happen. i have known him for years now (way back in high school)

Well it wasn't operatic it was his brother who I dealt with. I really wanna fix this problem, because I love their kit. I was planning on ordering 2 more kits actually..

Just ordered a pair of H11 6000K kit for my 09 xB w/original headlight housing, hoping to install them soon. Oh btw, do we get free overnight shipping?

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I dont wanna sound like a jerk but why should I buy from you and not from hidextra, im looking for 2 kits a 9006 3k and a h1 6k

operatic ships over night. and stands by his warranty idk about the other guy but i have 3+ kits from this guy and im happy, i pickin one up for my girl too

x2 i've had mine for a couple years or more lost count.. and the warranty is awesome.

i'ma about to get me another kit soon

yo operatic (http://scionlife.com/forums/member.php?u=160553)
how much for green kit? got any in stock for me not to wait :pray:

I have a 9006 HID kit with 4300k. I just purchased 08 projector headlights because i smashed the front of my car so i got those instead of 07 stock. I need H11 bulbs now to use in the new headlights. Is this something your able to supply me with. Is it a 2 wire connection so I can just plug them right into my ballast that is already there?

Do H3 bulbs fit VRD/APT fogs?

If so, I'll need a kit in 3K temp. Operatic.


BTW, Operatic is an awesome seller....this will be my 5th kit. I had a kit for my 05 headlights, my cousin's VW, my Dad's Infiniti SUV, and my current set for my 08 projectors.

Any reply guys?

I'd like to order these soon.

PM'd Operatic...One of my bulbs is messed up, either from shipping or not throughly checked before shipping. Please respond. Thanks

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We are one of the HID xenon light manufacturers in Guangzhou. HID Xenon Kits, HID bulb and HID ballast are our main product.


Features of HID Xenon Kits:

1). Our HID xenon light is suit for Cars, Truck and Motorcycle.

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2). Output power cover: 12V/35W, 12V/50W


3). HID ballast: Standard ballast, Slim ballast


4). Lamp types include: H1, H3, H4, H4/L(Halogen ), H4(Hi/Low), H7, H8, H9, H10, H11, H13, 9004(HB1), 9004(Hi/Low), 9005(HB3), 9006(HB4), 9007(HB5), 9007(Hi/Low), D2C, D2R, D2S, 880, 881 etc

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Are you serious? Gtfo of this thread andmake your own. Douche bag

wtf.. what a douche:flame:

That's was a bit of a BS move now wasn't it

^^x2.

So i got one of these kits about a year ago and the bulb on my passenger side is not making a tight seal when i lock it in. any suggestions?

I've had these on my xb for over 2 years now and they work perfect this the best kitt out there and the comunication was awsome

Ok, I know it's been a while since I've posted anything so here's the skinny on what's been going on for month.

1) Pat had to move back to Mass to handle some necessary odds and ends. Nothing severe, but a big enough issue that he had to head north. For the mean time you're stuck with the tech support guy, Hanh. Hi :)

2) I couldn't find the threads >_<
Ironically, I could find the PM's though. Seriously the best way to get a hold of me is to email. I see emails regularly. I check PMs and threads once a day.

3) Still fully operational, just a little overwhelmed right now. That and I just got Left 4 Dead 2... Can't play online though, which is a major disappointment.

4) Still sorting out the LEDs, because right now, what we get in is enough to keep us going on a Business-to-Business level, but really not enough to keep a consistent stock for the online crowd. So, sometime around February, we're gonna redo how we stock them so that we can maintain them online. Also going to really be picky about which LEDs we stock online because I've seen some that consistently work great, some that don't, some that are just way too expensive.

5) We're messing with more of the CCFL angel eyes and LED angel eyes. Seriously looking into doing some custom LED angel eye jobs, but it's gonna take some hammering to get it done.

6) I've been messing with these PnP bi-xenon projectors. Had a guy want me to put a set into an '03 Kawasaki ZX9R, and they came out pretty decently. I literally had these installed in about 5 minutes. Took me longer to cook the housing open. I think the hardest part about the whole setup are the proprietory bulbs and all the necessary wiring.

I've got that one done, there's a Cobalt headlight I've gotta do next, and then after that I'm trying to find an '03 Ranger headlight, with the little projector in the corner to see if it will fit in the housing. Otherwise, he's getting a set of stock housings.

That's it, that's the last month in a nutshell. I'm liking these PnP projectors to be honest. Not a huge fan of cracking open headlights but it's part of the gig and it is the only reason I'm using my oven. Brought the Kawasaki headlight to another shop that wanted to check them out, and against a wall about 15 feet away, the high beams hold up pretty well. The test shot was from about 4-5 feet away from the wall. Kind of working with the space I have because it's freezing and I don't have a good outside wall at the moment.

http://shop.3bspecialties.com/images/2003_Kawasaki_ZX9R.jpg
http://shop.3bspecialties.com/images/Retrofit_Projector_Halo.jpg
http://shop.3bspecialties.com/images/PnP_Projector_LowBeam.jpg
http://shop.3bspecialties.com/images/PnP_Projector_HighBeam.jpg

Ya so the whole kit just stoped workin tonite :( idk why it's cold and late I belive it's still under warente ne way to check

Ya so the whole kit just stoped workin tonite idk why it's cold and late I belive it's still under warente ne way to check

Ya so the whole kit just stoped workin tonite idk why it's cold and late I belive it's still under warente ne way to check

PM me with your email address. If it's completely out, usually it's a relay harness issue but I gotta look up your invoice to see what I'm looking at.

PM'd everyone and fired out today's tracking numbers.

This was originally done for the Chevy Cobalt guys, but it was documented decently enough that I figured I would share. For what it's worth, doing a Scion TC or XB, shouldn't be that much different.

---------
Here it is. The third easiest method of installing projectors, into Cobalt headlights. If you can bake apart your headlights to paint the insides black, you can install a set of bi-xenon projectors.

Before we even start. Take your headlights off and see if they'll fit in your oven. If they don't. Find someone with an oven that you can use. If you can't find someone, explain to your wife that now would be a great time to buy a bigger oven.

For all you guys who wanted the ability to revert the headlights back to stock, tough noogies. If it was an H4 housing, this wouldn't be an issue. Not the case here. You will have to drill the reflector cap on a 9007 application.

Tools:
1 ) An oven that will fit your headlights. (You may laugh about this, but they almost didn't fit mine.)
2 ) A couple flat head screw drivers.
3 ) T15 torx screwdriver.
4 ) Big enough table to work on.
5 ) Catch can for the small screws.
6 ) Razor
7 ) Precision screwdriver set.
8 ) Drill.
9 ) 1/2-inch drill bit.
10) Tube of threadlocker
11) Tube of anti-seize (never-seize)


Step 1:
Preheat the oven to 200-degrees F. (It's a big word and I don't have spell check.) Once it's dinged at 200-degrees, set the oven to BAKE. Gently toss the headlights into the oven, then set a timer for 15-18 minutes.

Step 2:
Remove the headlights from the oven and furiously attempt to remove the glue from the seams and pry the headlights open. I went with the idiot savant method of scraping the seams, and finding an edge to squeeze a flat head screwdriver into. Then worked my way around the edges using a razor to slice through the gunk as I separated the headlight lens from the backing.

My separation method looked like this about half way through.
http://www.3bspecialties.com/Projectors/Cobalt_Install/IMG_2086_240.jpg
(The big picture) (http://www.3bspecialties.com/Projectors/Cobalt_Install/IMG_2086_240.jpg)

Step 3:
Ok, this leaves us with a table full of gunk, a lens, and the headlight itself. If you're feeling chippy, take off the outter shroud. There's three torx screws holding it in. (See picture) Unscrew and then pull apart. Now when I was doing this, the glue dried back up again.

http://www.3bspecialties.com/Projectors/Cobalt_Install/IMG_2088_240.jpg
(Another big picture) (http://www.3bspecialties.com/Projectors/Cobalt_Install/IMG_2088_800.jpg)

These weren't virgin headlights, so there was some excess around the edges, which is why the outter shroud stuck. I just tossed them back in the oven for 5 more minutes. Then I pulled the outter shroud apart. If you want to paint them, now is the time to do it.

You should have this hot mess when you're done.
http://www.3bspecialties.com/Projectors/Cobalt_Install/IMG_2089_240.jpg
(Deshrouded headlight) (http://www.3bspecialties.com/Projectors/Cobalt_Install/IMG_2089_800.jpg)

Step 4:
As for the reflector cap, you've got two choices. Break the reflector cap or unscrew it. Breaking it is easier in my opinion. Simply bend it up and down till it pops. But if you absolutely want to unscrew it...

I basically jammed a screwdriver between this post (see picture), and applied pressure to pop the reflector cap up. I had to do the same thing on the other side. Technically there's three posts, but I felt it was unnecessary to go that far. You may feel otherwise. If you're feeling too much at this point, ease off the meds.

I started by jamming a screwdriver here, and popping the reflector cap up:
http://www.3bspecialties.com/Projectors/Cobalt_Install/IMG_2090_240.jpg
(Pivot number 1) (http://www.3bspecialties.com/Projectors/Cobalt_Install/IMG_2090_800.jpg)

Then repeating the same, on the other side:
http://www.3bspecialties.com/Projectors/Cobalt_Install/IMG_2091_240.jpg
(Pivot number 2) (http://www.3bspecialties.com/Projectors/Cobalt_Install/IMG_2091_800.jpg)

At this point, you can use the torx screw to unscrew the reflector cap:
http://www.3bspecialties.com/Projectors/Cobalt_Install/IMG_2092_240.jpg
(Another big picture) (http://www.3bspecialties.com/Projectors/Cobalt_Install/IMG_2092_800.jpg)

Save the reflector cap in a jar.
http://www.3bspecialties.com/Projectors/Cobalt_Install/IMG_2093_240.jpg
(Another big picture) (http://www.3bspecialties.com/Projectors/Cobalt_Install/IMG_2093_800.jpg)

Step 5:
You're going to need a hole in the reflector shield to run the high beam/angel eye wires. So grab one of the projectors. You'll need to remove the HID bulb out of it. The hold-down for the 9007 projector bulb is literally a small piece of metal and a tiny screw. Try not to lose either of them.

Picture of said screw and hold down clip:
http://www.3bspecialties.com/Projectors/Cobalt_Install/IMG_2053_240.jpg
(Another big picture) (http://www.3bspecialties.com/Projectors/Cobalt_Install/IMG_2053_800.jpg)

Once you've taken the projector HID bulb out, unscrew the locking screw and remove the indexing ring and lock washer. You'll want to insert the projector into the housing at this point to see where you're going to have to drill through the headlight. Find a good spot, and punch a hole through. I used a 1/2-inch drill bit and then ovaled it out to fit the connector through.

Step 6:
At this point, you can drop the projectors into the housing. Insert the projectors through the front, slip the bi-xenon/angel eye connector through the new hole, drop the the bulb indexing ring, lock washer, and then locking ring on the back side of the projector.

DO NOT TIGHTEN THE LOCKING BOLT YET. I know, you're tempted to crank down on that little fella like you're last name is Gotti, but believe me. Hand tighten it first, but not all the way yet.

If you absolutely do not want this projector coming out, for the love of god, threadlocker.


When I was done, I had something like so:
http://www.3bspecialties.com/Projectors/Cobalt_Install/IMG_2094_240.jpg
(Front side of projector installed) (http://www.3bspecialties.com/Projectors/Cobalt_Install/IMG_2094_800.jpg)

http://www.3bspecialties.com/Projectors/Cobalt_Install/IMG_2095_240.jpg
(Back side of projector installed. Minus the rubber sealing boot.) (http://www.3bspecialties.com/Projectors/Cobalt_Install/IMG_2095_800.jpg)

Step 7:
Insert the projector HID bulb and screw it back in place.I'm really going to recommend never-seize or anti-seize on the screw. Call it a hunch, but it would be a massive pain if that nut decides to rust.

Step 8:
Wire up the relay harnesses onto the car. (See picture) Why you're doing this now, will be explained in the next step.

I know it's an H4/9003 harness. But the setup is almost identical to the 9007's. That and I already did the white out job on this one and it's labeled.
http://www.3bspecialties.com/Projectors/sProjector_Wiring_Harness.jpg
(Projector bi-xenon harness.) (http://www.3bspecialties.com/Projectors/Projector_Wiring_Harness.jpg)

Step 9:
Now we found this one out by a happy accident. Put the headlights on the car and get the lights aimed BEFORE you put the lens back onto the headlights. There's a little play in the rotation of the projectors, so you'll want to aim them vertically, then rotate them to get a level cut off line. Once you have them where you like them, crank down on that locking nut as hard as you can. Then verify that your hard work hasn't rotated again.

Just to warn ya, those little projectors get toasty.

Step 9:
That's it. Bring the headlights back in. Put the lenses back on and reseal them like there's no tomorrow.

The finished product looked a lot like this:
http://www.3bspecialties.com/Projectors/Cobalt_Install/IMG_2096_240.jpg
(Low Beams) (http://www.3bspecialties.com/Projectors/Cobalt_Install/IMG_2096_800.jpg)

http://www.3bspecialties.com/Projectors/Cobalt_Install/IMG_2097_240.jpg
(High Beams) (http://www.3bspecialties.com/Projectors/Cobalt_Install/IMG_2097_800.jpg)

http://www.3bspecialties.com/Projectors/Cobalt_Install/IMG_2101_240.jpg
(Had the flash on for this one.) (http://www.3bspecialties.com/Projectors/Cobalt_Install/IMG_2101_800.jpg)

http://www.3bspecialties.com/Projectors/Cobalt_Install/IMG_2104_240.jpg
(Flash off for this one.) (http://www.3bspecialties.com/Projectors/Cobalt_Install/IMG_2104_800.jpg)

http://www.3bspecialties.com/Projectors/Cobalt_Install/IMG_2110_240.jpg
(Head on shot) (http://www.3bspecialties.com/Projectors/Cobalt_Install/IMG_2110_800.jpg)

Attempting to answer a few questions before they come up...
- The projectors have an opening behind the shroud, so that the housing backlights itself. So all the flash-off shots, were how they really came out in person.
- They were 6000k HID Bulbs. They looked white to me in the housing and projector.
- The projectors use a propriety bulb. Each version (H1, H7, 9004/9007, 9005/9006) use their own specific bulb. I have no clue what the actual turn around time is on just the bulbs themselves.
- The ballasts use amp connectors, so if you have ballasts already, you don't need to worry about it.
- The HID bulb stays lit when you hit the high beams. No stutter, no flicker.
- Estimated time: About 35 minutes per headlight for the projector install itself. Add time for the wiring harnesses and adjustments. If you can bribe a friend to run both wiring harnesses while you're baking the headlights, you can shave an hour off the install time.
- Compared to the last two projector retrofits I've done (2000 Navigator and a '93 SC400), this was a walk in the park.

-----------
You asked for it. Here it is. The third easiest method of installing projectors, into Cobalt headlights. If you can bake apart your headlights to paint the insides black, you can install a set of bi-xenon projectors.

Before we even start. Take your headlights off and see if they'll fit in your oven. If they don't. Find someone with an oven that you can use. If you can't find someone, explain to your wife that now would be a great time to buy a bigger oven.

For all you guys who wanted the ability to revert the headlights back to stock, tough noogies. If it was an H4 housing, this wouldn't be an issue. Not the case here. You will have to drill the reflector cap on a 9007 application.

Tools:
1) An oven that will fit your headlights. (You may laugh about this, but they almost didn't fit mine.)
2) A couple flat head screw drivers.
3) T15 torx screwdriver.
4) Big enough table to work on.
5) Catch can for the small screws.
6) Razor
7) Precision screwdriver set.
8) Drill.
9) 1/2-inch drill bit.
10) Tube of threadlocker
11) Tube of anti-seize (never-seize)


Step 1:
Preheat the oven to 200-degrees F. (It's a big word and I don't have spell check.) Once it's dinged at 200-degrees, set the oven to BAKE. Gently toss the headlights into the oven, then set a timer for 15-18 minutes.

Step 2:
Remove the headlights from the oven and furiously attempt to remove the glue from the seams and pry the headlights open. I went with the idiot savant method of scraping the seams, and finding an edge to squeeze a flat head screwdriver into. Then worked my way around the edges using a razor to slice through the gunk as I separated the headlight lens from the backing.

My separation method looked like this about half way through.
<img src="http://www.3bspecialties.com/Projectors/Cobalt_Install/IMG_2086_240.jpg"</img>
(The big picture) (http://www.3bspecialties.com/Projectors/Cobalt_Install/IMG_2086_240.jpg)

Step 3:
Ok, this leaves us with a table full of gunk, a lens, and the headlight itself. If you're feeling chippy, take off the outter shroud. There's three torx screws holding it in. (See picture) Unscrew and then pull apart. Now when I was doing this, the glue dried back up again.

http://www.3bspecialties.com/Projectors/Cobalt_Install/IMG_2088_240.jpg
(Another big picture) (http://www.3bspecialties.com/Projectors/Cobalt_Install/IMG_2088_800.jpg)

These weren't virgin headlights, so there was some excess around the edges, which is why the outter shroud stuck. I just tossed them back in the oven for 5 more minutes. Then I pulled the outter shroud apart. If you want to paint them, now is the time to do it.

You should have this hot mess when you're done.
http://www.3bspecialties.com/Projectors/Cobalt_Install/IMG_2089_240.jpg
(Deshrouded headlight) (http://www.3bspecialties.com/Projectors/Cobalt_Install/IMG_2089_800.jpg)

Step 4:
As for the reflector cap, you've got two choices. Break the reflector cap or unscrew it. Breaking it is easier in my opinion. Simply bend it up and down till it pops. But if you absolutely want to unscrew it...

I basically jammed a screwdriver between this post (see picture), and applied pressure to pop the reflector cap up. I had to do the same thing on the other side. Technically there's three posts, but I felt it was unnecessary to go that far. You may feel otherwise. If you're feeling too much at this point, ease off the meds.

I started by jamming a screwdriver here, and popping the reflector cap up:
http://www.3bspecialties.com/Projectors/Cobalt_Install/IMG_2090_240.jpg
(Pivot number 1) (http://www.3bspecialties.com/Projectors/Cobalt_Install/IMG_2090_800.jpg)

Then repeating the same, on the other side:
http://www.3bspecialties.com/Projectors/Cobalt_Install/IMG_2091_240.jpg
(Pivot number 2) (http://www.3bspecialties.com/Projectors/Cobalt_Install/IMG_2091_800.jpg)

At this point, you can use the torx screw to unscrew the reflector cap:
http://www.3bspecialties.com/Projectors/Cobalt_Install/IMG_2092_240.jpg
(Another big picture) (http://www.3bspecialties.com/Projectors/Cobalt_Install/IMG_2092_800.jpg)

Save the reflector cap in a jar.
http://www.3bspecialties.com/Projectors/Cobalt_Install/IMG_2093_240.jpg
(Another big picture) (http://www.3bspecialties.com/Projectors/Cobalt_Install/IMG_2093_800.jpg)

Step 5:
You're going to need a hole in the reflector shield to run the high beam/angel eye wires. So grab one of the projectors. You'll need to remove the HID bulb out of it. The hold-down for the 9007 projector bulb is literally a small piece of metal and a tiny screw. Try not to lose either of them.

Picture of said screw and hold down clip:
http://www.3bspecialties.com/Projectors/Cobalt_Install/IMG_2053_240.jpg
(Another big picture) (http://www.3bspecialties.com/Projectors/Cobalt_Install/IMG_2053_800.jpg)

Once you've taken the projector HID bulb out, unscrew the locking screw and remove the indexing ring and lock washer. You'll want to insert the projector into the housing at this point to see where you're going to have to drill through the headlight. Find a good spot, and punch a hole through. I used a 1/2-inch drill bit and then ovaled it out to fit the connector through.

Step 6:
At this point, you can drop the projectors into the housing. Insert the projectors through the front, slip the bi-xenon/angel eye connector through the new hole, drop the the bulb indexing ring, lock washer, and then locking ring on the back side of the projector.

DO NOT TIGHTEN THE LOCKING BOLT YET. I know, you're tempted to crank down on that little fella like you're last name is Gotti, but believe me. Hand tighten it first, but not all the way yet.

If you absolutely do not want this projector coming out, for the love of god, threadlocker.


When I was done, I had something like so:
http://www.3bspecialties.com/Projectors/Cobalt_Install/IMG_2094_240.jpg
(Front side of projector installed) (http://www.3bspecialties.com/Projectors/Cobalt_Install/IMG_2094_800.jpg)

http://www.3bspecialties.com/Projectors/Cobalt_Install/IMG_2095_240.jpg
(Back side of projector installed. Minus the rubber sealing boot.) (http://www.3bspecialties.com/Projectors/Cobalt_Install/IMG_2095_800.jpg)

Step 7:
Insert the projector HID bulb and screw it back in place.I'm really going to recommend never-seize or anti-seize on the screw. Call it a hunch, but it would be a massive pain if that nut decides to rust.

Step 8:
Wire up the relay harnesses onto the car. (See picture) Why you're doing this now, will be explained in the next step.

I know it's an H4/9003 harness. But the setup is almost identical to the 9007's. That and I already did the white out job on this one and it's labeled.
http://www.3bspecialties.com/Projectors/sProjector_Wiring_Harness.jpg
(Projector bi-xenon harness.) (http://www.3bspecialties.com/Projectors/Projector_Wiring_Harness.jpg)

Step 9:
Now we found this one out by a happy accident. Put the headlights on the car and get the lights aimed BEFORE you put the lens back onto the headlights. There's a little play in the rotation of the projectors, so you'll want to aim them vertically, then rotate them to get a level cut off line. Once you have them where you like them, crank down on that locking nut as hard as you can. Then verify that your hard work hasn't rotated again.

Just to warn ya, those little projectors get toasty.

Step 9:
That's it. Bring the headlights back in. Put the lenses back on and reseal them like there's no tomorrow.

The finished product looked a lot like this:
http://www.3bspecialties.com/Projectors/Cobalt_Install/IMG_2096_240.jpg
(Low Beams) (http://www.3bspecialties.com/Projectors/Cobalt_Install/IMG_2096_800.jpg)

http://www.3bspecialties.com/Projectors/Cobalt_Install/IMG_2097_240.jpg
(High Beams) (http://www.3bspecialties.com/Projectors/Cobalt_Install/IMG_2097_800.jpg)

http://www.3bspecialties.com/Projectors/Cobalt_Install/IMG_2101_240.jpg
(Had the flash on for this one.) (http://www.3bspecialties.com/Projectors/Cobalt_Install/IMG_2101_800.jpg)

http://www.3bspecialties.com/Projectors/Cobalt_Install/IMG_2104_240.jpg
(Flash off for this one.) (http://www.3bspecialties.com/Projectors/Cobalt_Install/IMG_2104_800.jpg)

http://www.3bspecialties.com/Projectors/Cobalt_Install/IMG_2110_240.jpg
(Head on shot) (http://www.3bspecialties.com/Projectors/Cobalt_Install/IMG_2110_800.jpg)

Attempting to answer a few questions before they come up...
- The projectors have an opening behind the shroud, so that the housing backlights itself. So all the flash-off shots, were how they really came out in person.
- They were 6000k HID Bulbs. They looked white to me in the housing and projector.
- The projectors use a propriety bulb. Each version (H1, H7, 9004/9007, 9005/9006) use their own specific bulb. I have no clue what the actual turn around time is on just the bulbs themselves.
- The ballasts use amp connectors, so if you have ballasts already, you don't need to worry about it.
- The HID bulb stays lit when you hit the high beams. No stutter, no flicker.
- Estimated time: About 35 minutes per headlight for the projector install itself. Add time for the wiring harnesses and adjustments. If you can bribe a friend to run both wiring harnesses while you're baking the headlights, you can shave an hour off the install time.
- Compared to the last two projector retrofits I've done (2000 Navigator and a '93 SC400), this was a walk in the park.

*Yawn*, It's Tuesday a bump *yawn*

*bump*

how much is a pair of H7 bulb (6000k) shipped ?

i bought a new kit, cant wait :D

I don't come on here often although I just wanted to give operatic a bump, my HID's are going two years strong!!! :bow::bow::bow:

I'm ready to order a custom kit 3k/Yellow to just replace the stock headlight bulbs for the 06 tC. Without looking though 175 pages worth, give me the skinny on where I should be ordering.

custom colors take 2 weeks to ship right? -_- the wait is killing me

Trying to get a hold of you, Haven't received my HID's been 2 weeks and few days going crazy O.O