What's up guys
This topic has probably already been covered but I've been shopping around for some HID kits but I'm not too familiar with them. I was wondering if there's a specific brand I should look out for or should I just go with an eBay brand? Also I'm not looking to spend much that's why I mentioned eBay.

Thanks for looking!

 

DDM Tuning. They take a little while on shipping, but they have some great quality HIDs that aren't too expensive.

 

www.theretrofitsource.com

 

Do not get eBay brands ! I went threw 3 sets of his kits and the last one lasted me only 2 month before the balast blew out on me. So go with ddmtunning good price and not gonna blew out on you within a few months

 

Plus DDM tuning has a great warranty if their product ever has any problems. I've bought kits for 4 different cars and they are all still working great.

 

awesome! thanks guys!

 

It ships from China so there is a lag time on shipping but I have bought from them the last 3 times and haven't had a problem.

 

There's people that have had success running Ebay's for years without issues. Perhaps hit and miss. So far I've had no issues after 5+ months with my $70 kit.

 

I'd love to be proven wrong but I'd almost guaranteed that ddm and the ebay hid kits are all out of the same factories. I've had $100 kits from local auto shops and $26 kits from eBay and they are the same thing, same ballast, same bulbs, same brackets. I can't see there being a factory in China making cheap kits then another next door making kits that are just a few dollars cheaper but look identical. If you want a good reliable kit get a Philips one, and considering how much of a pain they are to install with the bumper and headlight removal it's probably worth the extra cash.

 

The DDM's Whoever makes them have been reliable for me on 3 cars and a motorcycle. 2-3 years and counting. Not one issue.

 

+1 on DDM tuning. Just picked up a pair and everything is great.

 

For sure DDM tuning or SharpHID.com. Sharp actually uses DDM ballasts anyway.

 

the retrofit source