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    Where would i be able to purchase a 9006 HID conversion kit for my 2005 honda civic sedan? I want something that is a "plug and play" setup...upgrading my stock headlights so its as bright/visable as my E90. Lookin for a 8000K. Thanks

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    I'd prefer not to purchase from ebay...something local would be great...

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    got mine from auto dream..
    9006 bulb 6000k
    plug and play..

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    Default Re: where to purchase 9006 HID conversion kit

    Originally posted by MR2-3S-GTE
    Where would i be able to purchase a 9006 HID conversion kit for my 2005 honda civic sedan? I want something that is a "plug and play" setup...upgrading my stock headlights so its as bright/visable as my E90. Lookin for a 8000K. Thanks
    Won't happen dude. Your Civic's headlights will be dimmer than stock with the ghetto HIDs.

    Your best bet is 9012 HIR bulbs, but those aren't available locally.

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    Won't happen dude. Your Civic's headlights will be dimmer than stock with the ghetto HIDs.

    Your best bet is 9012 HIR bulbs, but those aren't available locally.


    Yea...its just that i want my headlights to be brighter...haven't driven it for awhile...and when compared to my E90 its freakingggg dark...haha

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    I know what you mean dude, but trust me on the HID kits. Buy HIR bulbs instead. http://www.rallylights.com/hella/9006.asp#9012

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    try HIDstop, theyre a sponsor on beyond and have given me nothing but great service and beat any competitors prices

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    Originally posted by dooman24
    got mine from auto dream..
    9006 bulb 6000k
    plug and play..

    Originally posted by peterparker
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    same here

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    Originally posted by GTS Jeff
    I know what you mean dude, but trust me on the HID kits. Buy HIR bulbs instead. http://www.rallylights.com/hella/9006.asp#9012
    Good vendor. I bought hard-to-find stuff from them a few times.

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    Originally posted by FiveFreshFish


    Good vendor. I bought hard-to-find stuff from them a few times.
    Yep. I've bought from them 3 times. Each time has been good. Not always rock bottom prices, but finding a reputable e-store for rare parts can be tough.

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    So how was the 9006 HID conversion kit you guys bought? dragonone and dooman24?

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    easy install and works great

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    This is what HID kits look like:





    This is what an OEM HID setup looks like:


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    hahaha...wow...thats a big difference...am guessin these HID conversion kits are more for looks than function...More so a combination of the HID bulbs and housing...not just the bulbs. Guess the best way to go is upgrading the 9006 bulbs...thanks

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    Well, another option you have is doing an HID retrofit where you somehow plop HID projectors into your current housings. But that's expensive and takes a long time.

    Just get HIRs, you'll be happy with them.

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    where's a good place to get BULBS?
    i need d2s ones

    i asked autodream, but dude working the reception is hurting for info, and he says they dont' have any acura-knowledgeable staff

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    I gotta disagree with this one. At least, in my own experience. I've found that HID kits ARE brighter, but they do not give you nearly as uniform of a light as a regular halogen. So basically the middle is very bright, but the outside is hit-and-miss. I think part of my problem though is that I still have the stock metal piece which surrounds the bulb installed. But I'll say this: The lights with the HID kit are no doubt brighter in the "hotspot"anyway.

    >Won't happen dude. Your Civic's headlights will be dimmer than >stock with the ghetto HIDs.

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    Originally posted by Kloubek
    I gotta disagree with this one. At least, in my own experience. I've found that HID kits ARE brighter, but they do not give you nearly as uniform of a light as a regular halogen. So basically the middle is very bright, but the outside is hit-and-miss. I think part of my problem though is that I still have the stock metal piece which surrounds the bulb installed. But I'll say this: The lights with the HID kit are no doubt brighter in the "hotspot"anyway.

    >Won't happen dude. Your Civic's headlights will be dimmer than >stock with the ghetto HIDs.
    I bet you're also the kind of person that thinks a sound system is good because it "fukkin poundz yo."

    A hotspot directed 12 feet in front of the car is useless. Get outa here, gingerballs.

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