Subaru outback hid lights Videos

+Gotrpgz bro. that's beethoven's moonlight sonata.if you find that depressing then i have some bad news for you.

+Boosted Cheo Perfect thank u for the info. I've been debating on what or how to go about installing fogs

+Frank Salinas 8k-10k is useless anything above 6k is just color and losing visibility. 43k-5k is the way to go or 5500k from morimoto if u want best hid output from halogen based projector. Would be best to get full retrofit and really enjoy the output from xenon projectors vs halogens with hid bulb

+Frank Salinas I have some 8k bulbs... $60 for the pair.  Send me an email if interested... hidlightreviews at gmail dot com

+HIDLightReviews 8k or 10k

+Frank Salinas - It should be a D2S replacement bulb. What temp were you looking for?

+HIDLightReviews it does. I want to go with diff temperature tho

+Frank Salinas Doesn't your STI have stock HIDs? If not... than yes, it should be an H11 HID kit

+Subie Impreza - I didn't use them on this install and have had no problems.  The power relay harness is good to have, but it's not necessary.

+MGK Frankk - True... you don't have to remove the bumper, but the guy who owned the car wanted to ballasts mounted behind the bumper.  Personally, I'd mount them under the hood for easy access in case you had to change parts.

+Chad Baldwin - Nope... I used this kit with the Volt Series ballast://www.hidextra.com/h11-6000k-hid-kit/

What about a CAN-BUS adapter?

+Chad Baldwin - They were not necessary for the +HIDeXtra kit.  A relay kit does add a level of safety and performance to the kit, but it's not necessary for them to function.

Hi +Charlos182 - Yes, the rubber grommets did come with the kit

Is the 6000k pure white or does it have some blue in it

How are the 55 watt working out??

I liked them a lot, very bright.

I've been using 55w for 3 month now. No problem

+awdrifter3 Good on you the 55W aren't worth the hassle unless you don't mind using a relay to power them with there own heavy gauge wire from the battery

+Kaw Doh I heard 55w have more issues with blowing fuses and OEM HIDs are only 35w. So 35w should be good enough.

+awdrifter3 should have got 55w

+Peter Tran Halogens are 3200K

Not long usually within 14 days from ordering to delivery. It also depends on where you live I live on the east coast so it comes from China most the time of its a kit. I would call Ddm to find out something it's back ordered and that can take a long time.

Haha yup that's the parkway.

Do not listen to Brown Man; he clearly has no idea what he is talking about.Your Ford edge comes with projector headlights meant for halogen light but could be use for HID although it is not ideal; best thing to do is a proper retrofit. Of course the higher the wattage the brighter the light will be but keep in mind that 90% of the quality HID maker ie TRS, Xenondepot, Hella, Philips, Osram does not make ballast above 35W  so most of the places selling you 55W, 60W and up ballast are pretty much junk plus a higher wattage ballast will affect your bulb by rubbing some of its color and life span. To answer your questions; 1. If you go with 6000K for the bulb which is suppose to be a pure white with a tint of blue with a 35W ballast. Now if we were to switch it to a 55W ballast the color will pretty much drop it 1000K most or less but it'll look pure white. 2. The higher wattage will get hotter so 55w will be hotter than 60w and etc etc. Higher temperature is bad because your headlight is a small amount of space and the head could potentially melt your house or worse; high wattage could melt the electrical wiring on the vehicle. 3. My best advice to you is this; If you're going to install HID in any vehicle please make sure it does not have reflector housing; purchase from a quality reputable maker such as Xenondepot or TRS which carries a higher price tag but I've wasted enough money on cheap chinese HID kit to warn you not to do the same.  Pick a 35W which is plenty bright enough and stick to the color range of 4300K *OEM to max of 6000K . 

+Brown man I would disagree with you right away; the wattage doesn't determine if it is bright enough to blind someone but more how the light beam is patterned. Even 35w HID placed in a Halogen reflector housing depending on how its angled can blind everyone a mile down the road. 

I would say go with 60W since there would be brighter output and no usually 60W isn't bright enough to blind people and about the heat generation its not much if you get xenon. Nothing bad will happen to your car, I have 65W 6000k for my car and it is a beaut. Hope this helps

No. Since it was in a projector the cutoff was pretty sharp and I had driven behind my friends before and they told me it looks like other hids with projectors so no glare.

i bought them and they have very very slight hint of blue when warmed up, they look white if you're standing in front of them however they looked blue-ish in reflections and on camera