Hey everyone, if youve been wanting an HID kit, but not that cheap stuff ebay crap, there is a great deal going on.

http://www.kbcarstuff.com/Volt-HID-6...s-p/vdp-6k.htm

Has legit Volt Digital HID kits in 3000k, 4300k, 6000k, and 8000k. For our truck theyre 94.99 for just low beams and 159.99 for bi-xenon (low and high). But if you use the coupon code DA or GMT, youll be able to get 25.00 of the Bi-xenon! Free shipping on orders over $100.00.

These kits are about as good as you can get! The balasts are as thinner than the diameter of a penny. kits comes with everything you need:

2 x xxxxk Laser Calibrated HID/Xenon Bulbs
2 x Digital+ Ultra-Slim HID Ballasts
Mounting Hardware
Complete Instruction Manual
2 year Legitimate warranty

Im going to grab a set today along with 2-2" eagle eye yellow fogs for the opening in my front valence. Poly performace has this set up for like 23 bucks, includes wiring and everything

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2002 Ranger XLT 3.0
General Grabber AT2 31/10.5/15, 15x7 ATX Slot, Hot girlfriend for passenger seat, Fabtech 2.5", Bilstein 5100, Poly Bumps, JBA Ceramic Coated Headers, Straigh pipe, Throttle Cable Mod, Air Box Mod, 5 Angle Valve Job, 180* Thermostat, Clear corners w/ Amber LEDs, Tinted Tails, 6000K Volt Digital HID Hi/Lo, K&N Drop-In, MAF Mod,

Damn that post almost made me go buy them asap haha. Did u get them yet? Kinda curious too see what ya think of them. I've been lookin to some HIDs

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2004 v6 3.0 2wd

Very Interesting!


Cough* rip-off *cough

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2008 Ford Ranger Sport 4x4 4.0L
-5 speed, undercoating, tinted windows, keyless entry, 3.73 gears
-Pioneer AVIC-F700BT GPS w/10" Pioneer woofer
-3 inch Performance Accessories Body Lift
-33x12.5 r 15 BFG M/T KM2's

What do you mean by "legit". They are just the same as other HID kits unless i am missing something??

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CURRENT: 2015 Tacoma DCLB TRD Sport

meh ill stick to my $45 bi-xenon kit from ddm with their legitimate lifetime warranty haha

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2003 v6 3.0
mods: blinker mod, hella 500ff's behind grille, blacked out grille, k&n intake, throttle body spacer, pioneer headunit and alpine sub w/ JL amp, 3" body lift, flowmaster super 40 dumped, police scanner, Red LED bars under dash

X2 this is basically what i was getting at

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CURRENT: 2015 Tacoma DCLB TRD Sport

Did a quick search, found a website that sells that exact product, a company in ontario (http://www.volthidkits.com/), real shady.

Those kits are not cheap by any means, which made me wonder.. if the kits are that good, why only 2 years warranty like most of the "ebay crap".

Also, what makes those so much better than DDM's, which cost 60$ less (plus the lifetime warranty)?


At a glance, looks like a standard kit.

Is this a joke?. Wow, what a deal. Pay twice as much as their worth and get a short limited warranty. Gee, I'll jump all over that. Ha.

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2003 Edge 4.0 4wd

How to: Aux light wiring, relays, & fuses
Info: 300+ intake threads here on FRF
Info: HID Projectors
How To: NO HEAT Troubleshooting Guide

where did u get urs?! Rather not get ripped off

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2004 v6 3.0 2wd

DDMtuning.com

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CURRENT: 2015 Tacoma DCLB TRD Sport

right on thanks man

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Well now, that one website does look shady.. and idk what it is. the ddm price is very attractive, and I honestly would have maybe bought those if i knew of them. The lifetime warranty looks good, but are we sure its not just a gimmick, ive read on mutiple forums of DDM having horrible customer service. However, if you google xenon depot (same as kbcarstuff), more times than not, youll find positive stories, with amazing customer service from steve. theyre a supporting vendor on many many forums offering discounts, advice, etc etc.

I also dont like the fact that ddm doesnt give much info about the kits, such as reverse polarity protection, emi filters, etc, etc.

examples: http://www.clublexus.com/forums/ligh...2-lx470-2.html

"Lexus forum testimony: Hands down, go with XenonDepot. I have ordered 3 kits through Steve and have not once had a major problem with any of them. One of my bulbs wasn't working, where it would flicker intermittently. I notified Steve and he PERSONALLY called me and we determined that it was a faulty wiring harness. Within a week, I had a new harness and my kit was working find. I have an HID kit in my fog lights and have had no problems for nearly 2 years after this minor incident.

Steve stands behind his product and the customer service is not to be compared.

When it comes to HID's, you honestly get what you pay for. DDM is appealing, because of it's price, but when you observe the quality of their bulbs, the price reflects it. I have gone with DDM for a friend's car, because of the slim ballast and price. Ordered a 6k kit and received an 8k. Within a few months, one bulb failed and another ballast fried. After that, I ordered him an XD kit and he admits that he should have gone this route.

I have used DDM, Xentec, Xetronics, Kaixen and Xenon Depot. Of the ones that I've used, Kaixen and Xenon Depot separate themselves from the rest of the group. They are the absolute class of the HID world in my opinion. I didn't go with Kaixen this time, because they are not a supported vendor on our forums. I have XD HID extreme kit in my fogs and my sister has Kaixen HID in her low-beams. They both work and look great. It's a toss-up between the two, but you can't go wrong with either."

"If by "better" you mean less expensive then you are 100% correct. The Volt ballasts are low draw ballasts, have emi filters, have a higher efficiency rating , and slimmer then all of the other companies you have mentioned. The CURRENT DDM kit is not even in the same ball park. The reason I stress the word "Current" is because they are constantly sourcing cheaper and cheaper products without any consideration for quality. The ballasts they are selling now are DC ballasts as opposed to AC. They are nothing like the ones you are referring to in your post (which btw was a 50W ballast not 35W like the rest hence the increaesed light output). These ballasts will burn out the bulb approximately 60% prematurely (if not more).

If you don't think that there is a difference in quality try searching on the board about people that complain about radio interference, loss of power streeting, etc.. all because of a cheap HID kit. Read some of the reviews about how people got mismatching bulbs, bulbs that tarnished the headlight, etc.. My personal favourite is the lifetime warranty that gets you no where."

"go with Steve and Xenon Depot. He won't do you wrong "


their blog: http://hidkitsblog.com/

some more forums theyre a supporting vendor on, and actively answer questions etc etc

http://www.piloteers.org/forums/70-2...-review-2.html

customer service testimonials- even if you do get a bad part, it happens, immediate response and new parts sent no questions asked.

http://www.toyota-4runner.org/4th-ge...r-service.html


http://www.jeepgarage.org/showthread.php?p=114341

"The Xenondepot Xtreme kit is the best HID kit on the net and in the world IMO. All componets are super high quality and built to last. All ballasts are waterproof, shockproof, weather proof etc. etc. The bulbs use only the best Phillips glass. The relays are the best made. All componets are world class. Best kit on the net and in the world. They are also backed by a company that has been in business for a long time. Steve offers the best customer service out there. If I ever need an HID kit again....they will be from Xenondepot.com!


I also have the Xtreme D1S and D4S bulbs in both of my vehicles oem HID's. The D1S bulbs in my Jeeps oem HID's are 6000K and the best quality bulbs on the net. The D4S 6000K bulbs in my wifes Lexus IS250 are of the same quality.

I will never hesitate to buy any product from Steve at Xenondepot.com"


I am in no way affiliated with Xenon Depot, but by searching the internet you will see countless testimonials on many forums. you will see the personal comments from steve, instances where he calls you personally. No one is perfect though, so you will find instances of defective parts, or some customer service complaints. theyve been around for a long time. If you search you will see older instances of their kits, and see how their current are different, continously evolving and staying high qaulity. I recently recieved my VOLT KIT and installed it. Ill post up some pics soon.

Im just saying were shouldnt all act like we are five.. calling it a scam, rip off, etc. Those ddm look like my old ebay kit, painted black, same wires and connections. I guess those companies dont lose much on a lifetime warranty when the bulbs, ballasts, etc dont cost much. Regardless, it seems like cheap products these days have the lifetime warranties.. usually ones that give you the run around all day, and quality products actually have a limited warranty.

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2002 Ranger XLT 3.0
General Grabber AT2 31/10.5/15, 15x7 ATX Slot, Hot girlfriend for passenger seat, Fabtech 2.5", Bilstein 5100, Poly Bumps, JBA Ceramic Coated Headers, Straigh pipe, Throttle Cable Mod, Air Box Mod, 5 Angle Valve Job, 180* Thermostat, Clear corners w/ Amber LEDs, Tinted Tails, 6000K Volt Digital HID Hi/Lo, K&N Drop-In, MAF Mod,

For someone who is "not affiliated", your putting an awful lot of effort into marketing for them...

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FireRanger
2003 Edge 4.0 4wd

How to: Aux light wiring, relays, & fuses
Info: 300+ intake threads here on FRF
Info: HID Projectors
How To: NO HEAT Troubleshooting Guide

Then so is everyone on every forum praising them, right

Im pretty sure im not considering I am and 18 year old architecture student from las vegas, and they are out of canada?

Im just defending the fact that Im not promoting crap to you guys.

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2002 Ranger XLT 3.0
General Grabber AT2 31/10.5/15, 15x7 ATX Slot, Hot girlfriend for passenger seat, Fabtech 2.5", Bilstein 5100, Poly Bumps, JBA Ceramic Coated Headers, Straigh pipe, Throttle Cable Mod, Air Box Mod, 5 Angle Valve Job, 180* Thermostat, Clear corners w/ Amber LEDs, Tinted Tails, 6000K Volt Digital HID Hi/Lo, K&N Drop-In, MAF Mod,

You don't have to be anywhere near somebody to be getting kickback for advertising their product.