I have a 2016 dodge Durango in these lights installed very easily and are very bright. At night I drive on a lot of highways that are not lit and are very dark and full of wildlife on the road. My OEM headlight bulbs were not very bright and so I purchased LED bulbs which were still not bright enoughĶ Then I installed these and the whole world was lit up. They're super bright and without the problematic flicker that other aftermarket headlights produce. I was glad I purchase them.

They were easy to install and the brightness of the lights are amazing, yes I would recommend these lights to anyone wanting to upgrade

First off, a shout out to the staff at headlight revolution ! Simply the best in service and taking the time to talk to you. I got this kit and had one ballast that was flaky. They priority shipped a replacement and a call tag to take back the bad one. Nice ! Didn't have to pay shipping back for the defect. As far as the kit itself........I wanted to try something "High End" because I was sick of the other kits out there that one bulb lights and one doesn't. Or they're just not dependable. I wanted something that I could leave the lights on auto and when it's dark out and the lights fire the same time the starter is dragging down the voltage and they fire. This is the kit for that. I didn't use a relay harness either. Just plugged it into the factory bulb connectors. Been using it for about a week and they fire every time. The bulb fitment is excellent also. Lifetime no questions asked warranty is also great ! I put it in a 2017 Ford Taurus projector housing. Ford projectors stink ! Might as well not even have headlights on the car ! The HID kit is the only thing that helps. Even at that the projectors on this car are so focused to the front little light splashes out to the side. Meaning if it's dark and raining and the navigation says make a turn your like where's the turn I cant see anything to the side. The 55 watt kit helped with that but I still have to do something better. Maybe fog light projectors in the future cut into the grille ? I also tried LED bulbs in these projectors and it was no good. So if you have a Ford Taurus and are looking for something that you can see with and that works this is it. Closest thing I've seen to factory HID's and I've tried a lot of stuff. One thing that's important to know is that if the return wire for the bulb is not facing down you could get an annoying black shadow line in the light path. Once again the geniuses at Ford were hard at work again lol. When the bulbs were installed the wire ended up to the left giving me a line down to the right (projectors opposite this) I trimmed the mounting tabs with a dremmel and was able to get the bulbs installed with the return wire facing down getting rid of the line. So to sum it up.... Great kit and great customer service from the staff at Headlight Revolution.

The reason I gave the four stars is that one of the metal wire is swollen like it's about to explode. Light does work fine, but I don't know I would have to wait and see. Headlight revolution if you see this comment I would love to send you the picture of the picture.

Also, I would be RECOMMENDED to purchase any HID products through Headlight revolution because their customer service is the best of the best I ever dealt with. You will love them and I'm looking forward to purchases more from them.

I was fortunate enough to purchase a vehicle with projector headlights. However, the Civic comes with halogen bulbs, and I immediately sought out better lighting options.

I tried several LED bulbs off of Amazon, and none of them could beat the halogens in terms of lighting distance, and I tried four or five different kinds. I stumbled across the LED headlight bulb shootout done by Headlight Revolution, and upon visiting their website, I knew that it was the real deal. I used to own a 2008 Jeep, and was well versed in quality lighting options (Rigid light bars, JW Speaker headlights, etc.). On the website, I found all of the excellent brands I had known as a Wrangler owner, and knew these people had my Civic lighting solution.

I looked first at the GTR LED headlight bulbs, as I am a huge fan of LED's and have never owned HID's before. I also looked at this product, the HID kit. I noticed a tidbit about LED's in projector housings on the GTR LED bulb product page, which was a very welcome touch to the website, and ultimately led to me buying this kit. They recommended buying an HID kit for projector housings, and based on my experience with the Amazon LED's, things started to make some sense.

It was hard to swallow the cost of the HID's, and I was very hopeful that spending so much on a lighting solution would yield excellent results. At the same time, I also purchased the GTR LED headlight bulbs for my high beams, which are reflector housings, and what LED's are recommended for.

I opted for the 6000K color in the HID kit, in the hopes that it would match the color of the 6000K LED's for the high beams. Unfortunately, the HID kit is not a crystal white color when compared to the LED's; it is slightly (and I mean SLIGHTLY) bluish-green, when compared directly to the high beams. This leads me to believe that the 5000K color might have been a better option to be perfectly white, and I will go with that color temperature once these bulbs burn out.

Now, on to the brightness. Wow. I am very impressed with the light this kit puts out. The effect is most noticeable when driving on an unlit stretch of highway, next to other cars. I can't help but chuckle at the inferiority of factory halogen headlight bulbs in other cars. This kit makes those headlights look like the equivalent of a match being held out the car window.

The project housing does an excellent job of controlling beam pattern, and the cutoff is crisp and in the same spot as the halogens, which means I don't even come close to blinding other drivers. The warm up time is about right, and I don't pay much attention to it anymore.

I did have some difficulty installing these. I got everything wired up, and turned on the headlights... Nothing. I eventually found out that I needed to reverse the black male connector that comes from the bulbs in order for the headlights to work, since factory halogens are insensitive to positive and negative directions. I watched the GMC Sierra HID installation video done by Headlight Revolution, and somewhere in there, they talk about removing the connector. They reinstall it later, but in the same orientation; you need to flip it 180 degrees if you are installing this kit on a 2017 Civic. Other than that, the hardest thing was finding a place to put the ballasts, and I eventually watched enough youtube videos to see that putting them in the fender wells was a decent enough place. I have yet to use the grounding wires, because I have a very hard time justifying drilling into my brand new car. I haven't had any issues yet, and I don't imagine I will.

Overall, I am very impressed thus far. Time will tell how long the bulbs will last, and I hope they last the specified 2500 hours. That's nothing compared to LED's, but the light output is excellent, so I am happy. Overall, other than the price, I am very pleased.

They make my car look better and now I can see everything at night

I actually ordered this almost two years ago, and then life happened, so it didn't get installed until just a few months ago. The kit itself was really easy to work with -- but my car is a royal pain to upgrade. I ended up having to take the bumper off to gain enough access to the headlights for my hands. Not the fault of the kit, though -- everything in the kit worked smoothly.

I'm loving the new lights.

GTR 55W HID 5000k 9012

Purchased a set for my low beams and could not believe how crisp, clean and clear they are. Now I am in the process of buying a set for the High beams

Worked as advertised