How do I install HIDs into an XD?

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02-10-2011, 03:03 PM

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cobaltbravo

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HIDextra and DDM tuning are the most popular on here. I've heard great things about ddm, and I've installed 6 sets of hidextra hids with no problems. Right now they have a sale going on I think, the coupon code is valentine11 I think. All these kits are plug and play, a monkey could install them.

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02-10-2011, 07:37 PM

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Originally Posted by cobaltbravo

2nd-ed on the HIDExtra... I run them and only had 1 problem, that was resolved with no issues from HIDExtra... had a bulb go bad. They replaced it within 4 business days.

go to their facebook page and look at the deal... so easy to do, and installed as pictured above, and you'll be fine.

02-25-2011, 07:38 AM

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thanks cobaltbravo for the tip, and JJGeneral1, im checking out their facebook page right now!

>>>one thing though, i was told that the xd have its high and low beam in one light, or something like that, i dont really know what that means since im just a barbie girl trying to fix my car. i was told i would need to buy a high and low beam (together) kit. ??? i do not see this kind on their website (www.hidextra.com).

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02-25-2011, 10:14 AM

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Look for the bi-zenon kit. Its two filaments in one bulb.

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02-25-2011, 02:40 PM

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Look for the bi-zenon kit. Its two filaments in one bulb.

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actually, it's one bulb, one light source, with a "light shield" that moves to allow the light to hit the high beam reflectors.

03-09-2015, 07:07 PM

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Originally Posted by uskrewed

There's an adjuster "screw" in the back of the assembly, but it's plastic so be careful not to break it. Make sure to record the height on the wall before you make adjustments so you know how much it's changed. Also be considerate and not point them too high up because you're going to blind the hell out of other people, and catch the attention of cops and get tickets

I wanted to know if you can provide a pic showing where this screw is. My HID lights are a little too high and i want to adjust them lower. Thanks in advance!!!!