Originally Posted by XPerties

^^^ Yep it's a 4mm, tiny little bugger. Don't try a socket, it won't fit around it. You have to use a 4mm wrench and as cstanek said it gives a detailed diagram and explanation on how to adjust your headlights in the manual.

Originally Posted by truckin150

ok thanks and after u adjust them are u still able to see far out, as in further then u could with the regular lights

Originally Posted by razerok1

not all hids come in a projector headlights 98-2003 acura tls come equiped with hid lights in a standard housing.. no all hids are not illegal the colors are whats not allowed as long as you have "white" hids id say anything under 6000K you should be fine most officers will hold a white flash card to the head light to see what color appears on the card if its still white your good if its blue purple or pink your in trouble..

heres a letter from the nhtsa about

"defines white by blue, yellow, green, red, and purple boundaries within a chromaticity diagram. Thus, it is possible to design a headlamp that emits a light that approaches the blue boundary and is perceived as having a blue tint but which nevertheless remains within the boundaries that define "white." These headlamps would comply with the color requirements of Standard No. 108. Without an actual test of your client's headlamp bulbs, it is not possible to say whether the color emitted remains within the boundaries of "white.""

http://www.nhtsa.dot.gov/cars/rules/...21118.ztv.html

Originally Posted by XPerties

Oh yes absolutely. You have to remember that HID's are like having the sun right behind you so that crappy yellow bulbs that we have gotten use to is no longer. You will be happy and if your not sure about the adjustment of the headlights just drive around town and see if you are blinding anyone from the rear. If you are then adjust them again and go driving around etc etc.

Originally Posted by thejake1989

depends on the company some use 4 ballasts for the bi-xenon kits and others use a bulb that moves when you turn on your highs and only two ballasts

Originally Posted by thejake1989

from what it looks like on the site i think you can replace just the bulbs but i would definitely call first or talk to someone with their bixenon kit already

Originally Posted by thejake1989

depends on the company some use 4 ballasts for the bi-xenon kits and others use a bulb that moves when you turn on your highs and only two ballasts

Originally Posted by dirtyd88

usually you wont need 4 ballasts to run low and high beams, unless you have separate low and high beams.

Originally Posted by thejake1989

some companies do use a 4 ballast set up with two on each bulb.

i looked at the bulbs on the site and they look like you can replace them.

Originally Posted by dirtyd88

usually you wont need 4 ballasts to run low and high beams, unless you have separate low and high beams.