100% HID illiterate
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From: Northern California
wrong. for some reason you guys are forgetting the point of high-beams. they aren't made for "brightness." true that HIDs are WAY brighter than stock, but hi-beams are used to aim the beam higher temporarily to see down long distances. bright or not, ill take halogen highs over HID lows. I live out in the country and miss my high-beams so much. it sucks when i get flashed i cant do chit about it. 
im thinking about spending the $90 to get bi-xenon.
im thinking about spending the $90 to get bi-xenon.
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From: Huntsville/Cypress, TX
well i know for a fact that Mark shouldnt be running into any deer. so the single will be fine for him
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From: Navasota, Tx
I olny got the HID low beam kit due to my projectors, and I understand what you are talking about with the long range. However, I did get the HID fogs, and have 2 long range KC lights mounted on my bull bar, so I am good for lighting. Lol.