http://www.vvme.com/catalog/list-s-10145-10146.html

Will this kit fit my '94 Z28. I am pretty sure the company is legit because it was recommended to me and the price is right.

Do i need the single beam or dual beam model.

Thanks

 

The 9006(HB4) will fit for the lows. That is the single beam. You can get some for the highs (9005), but I wouldn't recommend it just for the simple fact that HIDs are not designed to be turned on/off as frequently as the brights are. It would wear them out.

 

i thought you could only do HID for the 98-02 headlight lenses, i havent been able to find anything that says they make a HID bulb that can replace the H4351 and 4352.

 

heres my recommendation. i have these on my 97. just installed 2 days ago and i already love it to death. get the H4351/52 conversion kit from eurolights.com. it's $99, free shipping, and a direct plug & play install. plus, you'll no longer have to change the whole housing everytime a headlight burns out. the H4351 (lowbeams) will take a 9006 bulb and the H4352 (highbeams) a 9005. no ballasts (at least for me, idk if wiring changed any between 93 and 97.) almost just like installing a regular H4351 halogen. the bulb is held in place by 2 gold pins in a groove on the back of the housing. i had to bend those a bit with tweezersto help make fitting the butt of the bulb inside the wiring hole easier, but it isnt very hard to install at all.

 

stan did a whole write-up somewhere around here. go look at that.

 

seen it. but i got the eurolights kit, and i didnt have to fool around with ballasts or wiring. very easy and convenient.

 

link? I want to do mine, but since its a TA i will have to modify a little more. maybe the ballasts is the way to go for me

 

http://eurolamps.com/eurolamps/camaro_headlights.htm

98-02 bird/TA lights are listed as well. there isnt an H4666 kit for 93-97 birds/TAs yet, however. send them an email at info@eurolamps.comwith your year and make and model and they could probably answer the question on whether you would have ballasts and wires and all. they always answered my Qs for me when i had them, so theyre very good with service.

 

thanks for the link. although those are not true HID lights. I will look more into this stuff after all my finals [:@] till then i cant really deal w it

 

ok. well let me tell you though, i got the idea to do this from my stepdads 08 vette which has HIDs. i compared my lights to his, and theyre about as close as you can get to actually having HID without having them. i ordered the xenon charged blue/white, and they have similar color and brightness, about the only giveaway that you have that they aren't HID is when they are turned on, they come on like regular headlights, they dont have that "explosion of light" like real HIDs. id highly recommend eurolights.