Kensun HID Xenon Conversion Kit "All Bulb Sizes and Colors" with Premium Ballasts - 9007 (9004) (HB5) Bi-Xenon - 6000k

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Price: $79.99    

Product Feature

• Simple installation - usually in 20 minutes or less (some cars may require professional installation)
• Ballasts are 100% Water-proof, 100% Dust-proof, 100% Shock-proof
• Included in kit: 2 premium ballasts, 2 bulbs, Relay harness, Installation instructions, Smart aluminum carry-case
• HID Xenon for both high and low beams
• Produces 2 to 3 times as much light as a halogen bulb

Product Description

Kensun HID Xenon Headlight Conversion Kit

HID lights have a glass chamber of gas, replacing the filament of traditional halogen bulbs. The gas is ignited by a 23,000v charge and stays illuminated by a constant 12v source provided by a ballast which is connected directly to your battery.

Remarkably, HID lights are able to provide greater light output with much less power consumption. Studies show that a 35w HID lamp produces 3 times as much light than a 55w halogen bulb. Also, a halogen bulb uses a continuous power draw of 10-15 amps, while the HID system uses 20 amps for ignition, but then drops to a mere 3 amps during operation (i.e. up to 80% less power during use!).

In addition, the HID headlamp provides longer service life. With no filament to vibrate and fatigue, under normal conditions HID bulbs last roughly 10 times longer than halogen bulbs.

What is HID Color Temperature?

Color temperature is a characteristic of light that is sometimes mistaken as brightness, when it is more closely related to "cool" and "warm" tones of light. Color temperature is a measure in Degrees Kelvin of the hue of a light source, in this case the HID bulb. (The term color temperature actually refers to the color associated with the amount of heat needed to produce that color from an ideal black body.)

It is hard to describe HID colors accurately since many variables such as voltage, type of ballast and the environment can affect color output. Also, color perception is subjective. That said, here is a rough guide to Color Temperatures for HID bulbs:

• 3000K = Yellow
• 4300K = Bright white yellow tinge
• 5000K = Pure white
• 6000K = Bright white (some detect slight blue)
• 8000K = White with blue tinge
• 10000K = Light blue
• 12000K = Blue
• 15000K = Darker Blue (may appear violet)
• 20000K = Blue indigo
• 30000K = Indigo

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Kensun HID Xenon Conversion Kit "All Bulb Sizes and Colors" with Premium Ballasts - 9007 (9004) (HB5) Bi-Xenon - 6000k Review

After reading several reviews, I decided to make the leap into H.I.D. headlights with the Kensun conversion kit. I have a Tundra, and I have been running 100W halogen lights to get better visibility at night. The 100W halogens ended up baking my sockets and the wiring to my headlights... So, since I was going to have to work on it anyway, I decided to finally get some H.I.D. bulbs.

The kit was very simple to install, not much in the way of directions but really it was very adequate. They are dead simple to install, I could have done it in 15 minutes or so if it weren't for a couple of things that are specific to my Tundra. The truck came with shields for the stock bulbs, and these light ran into them. They were a bit of a hassle to get out, since the headlight assembly is completely glued tight and they are a little bigger than the hole for the bulb to go through. I also had to spend a few minutes figuring out how to put the stock rubber boot on over these bulbs. The bulbs had a twist lock bayonet style mount to lock the bulb to the big part in back for the high beam, and I had to work the boot on but it's all good now.

The lights didn't work at first, and I spent a few minutes figuring out what was wrong. The directions said to reverse the polarity, but it could have been more clear if they had said to reverse the polarity where the harness plugs into the ballast. The ballast are marked "+" and "-" right on the plug housing... But I put a volt meter on the harness and there was no power coming out of it. Then I ran jumpers to the ballasts directly, and both lights lit up. It turned out that the relay assembly (What they call a "Control Box" in the directions) was not working at all. I called the number at their web site, [...]. I left a message since they are closed on Friday and Saturday.

They called back and got my amazon order number and said they'd ship me a replacement. I told them I would need the wiring harness too, since I needed to have headlights in my truck and I cut the harness to wire in a Bosch relay so I would have low beams at least. They said no problem.

A couple of days later the new harness/relay arrived, and I swapped it out. Honestly, though, I don't know if I really needed the HID high beams... (Several reviewers said to be sure you ordered the bi-xenon kit with HID low and high beams.) These lights are so bright on low beam it borders on ridiculous! They look like they put out more than three times the light of the 100W halogen bulbs... If I bend over and look right into the headlights from 20 feet in front of the truck I am temporarily blind for 20 or 30 seconds... These things are freaking bright!

When you flip the high beams, it's instantaneous... I was wondering if there might be a slight delay, because they actually actuate a solenoid type of assembly in the back of the bulb to reposition the bulb. No delay at all... And on high beam my truck lights up the street all the way down to the end of the block... I'll probably not use the high beams much, but when I'm driving up in the mountains at night, it will be really, really nice to have these things.

When they fire up, you can hear a slight buzzing from the ballasts when you are standing next to the truck with the hood up and the engine not running, but there is absolutely no electrical noise. I have the Toyota high end stereo for the truck, and also a satellite XM radio, and an Ipod connector... No interference at all with the stereo system.

I am planning on replacing the headlights in two more cars with these. I don't know how I went so long without putting in the HID bulbs, but now I am a huge fan! I just have to do it when my wife is not around, so I don't get yelled at... :-) (She has great night vision, and she doesn't see why I wanted brighter headlights... )

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