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Chevy HID Kits (High Intensity Discharge)
Ever wonder who makes the best HID lights for converting your current halogen headlights to this new rave in vehicle accessories? What about the differences between the cheap HID kits and the more expensive HID conversion kits on the market?
Xenon HID
Light Kits for Chevrolet.
Although not standard on new vehicles as of yet, we believe that the day is coming relatively soon when we will be seeing all new cars and trucks being equipped from the manufacture with HID lights as standard equipment.
HID Light Bulbs
Another way to customize your vehicle is by changing the bulbs in your HID's to a different color. Currently there are colors ranging from purple to blue and from green to yellow. These color changes are a achieved by simply changing from one Kelvin rating to another; no ballast change is necessary. HID bulbs are available in different color temperatures (Kelvin) such as 3000K Yellow, 4300K Sunlight, 6000K White, 8000K Ice Blue, 10000K Pure Blue, 12000K Purple-ish Pink and both 30000K Green & 36000K Extra Green.
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Chevy HID Kits and Conversion Kits; Xenon Headlights and Driving Lights Too.
HID light kits for Chevy Trucks and Off Road HID Driving Lights continue to be the most popular accessory added to new vehicles today.
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What Is Xenon? pronounced as ZEE-non, The chemical element Xenon is a gaseous substance used to produce a brilliant white flash of light when it is excited electrically and has been widely used in strobe lights, industrial lighting, indoor and outdoor sporting events, automotive headlamps, and aquarium lighting too.
Legal Issues with Aftermarket HID Headlights!
Retrofitting HID bulbs in headlamps not originally designed to accept them most often results in extremely high levels of glare reported to blind oncoming traffic. All headlights should have the internal glare shield that cuts off that portion of the offensive light or new headlight housings need to be ordered designed specifically for HID headlights.