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Headlight is an important aspect of everyday driving, regardless to the weather conditions. Today you've got a lot of options to choose from when it comes to upgrading from the stock OEM headlight bulbs and one of the most popular solutions is an HID Conversion Kit. Here at CARiD we offer Lumen LED Headlight Conversion Kit as one of the most cost-effective, reliable and powerful kits on the market.

This maintenance free kit is shock-proof, waterproof and vibration resistant. It features premium quality construction and effective heat dissipation. Lumen HID Kit lights up 0. seconds faster than incandescent bulbs and provides full brightness from the moment you turn the lights on. These bulbs are CanBUS ready, and will not interfere with your car’s computer system. LED conversion kits are designed to fit in the original factory bulb sockets for easy and hassle-free installation. With up to 50,000 hours of lifetime and cool blue-white 6500K light, Lumen Kit is guaranteed to last for years and light up you way in any weather conditions.

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dcains

iTrader: (15)

I'm calling bullsh!t on these.

carid

Do you address that to this particular kit or to headlight conversion kits in general?

dcains

iTrader: (15)

Both, actually. Conversions kits produce glary, unfocused beam patterns, which can be blinding and annoying to oncoming traffic. LED's seem to be far worse even than their HID counterparts, but neither are worthwhile "upgrades". That's not to say uniformed buyers won't flock to these things, just as they have to the 10000-12000K HID bulbs, when 4300-5500K provide far better vision.

carid

While I agree with you, that neither HID nor advanced LED conversion kits are good for regular reflector headlights, what would you say about using them in adjustable projector type lenses?

dcains

iTrader: (15)

I don't know anything about "adjustable" projector type lenses. The projectors on my Z aren't adjustable, except for aiming the beam horizontally, but if the light source is in the proper position, you need not adjust for bulb changes. And, that's the problem with conversion kits - the light source is in the wrong position, or it disperses differently than the light is designed for.