[WS6GXP]

SOLD. GM Roadster HID/BiXenon Hi/Lo kit 6k bulbs

SOLD

Bought this years ago and never installed it on the Sol. We sold the car and I found this hidden away in the garage. Brand new condition, just don't have the box or instructions anymore. It's super simple to install and I can provide more descriptive instructions if needed.

GMRoadster designed this kit to be 100% compatible with the factory wiring. No cutting, splicing or technical knowledge needed. A relay is included which pulls power directly from the battery and will not burn out your OEM wiring or harm your car. Includes slim digital balasts and 6k (Diamond White) bulbs. Light output is significantly higher than stock bulbs or even Silverstars.

The kit is complete with all parts, pieces and installation hardware as sold by GM Roadster. Installation requires tools for only two connections (one for power and one for ground). The other connections plug directly into the OEM headlight harness with OEM style plugs.


Double checked the bulbs, this is the "Bi-Xenon" Hi/Lo kit that retains the functionality of high and low beam head lights.

SOLD

 

[citabria7]

FYI...I had one from GM Roaster, and it worked ok, but you loose high beams. I took it off and replaced it with HID fogs.

 

[shreve1]

Look close. Those are bi xenon. So you will also have hi beams.

 

[fezfernando]

I haven't looked into these before... Do they plug into the existing wiring or does installation require modifications to the harnesses?


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[WS6GXP]

I double checked the packaging and these are "Bi-Xenon" 6k bulbs for sure in the kit. This is the "Hi/Low" kit which retains both high and low beam headlights.

The kit is a direct fit and does not require any harness modification or wire splicing. Just connection to power and ground with the included ring terminals already installed on the harness.

 

[citabria7]

I double checked the packaging and these are "Bi-Xenon" 6k bulbs for sure in the kit. This is the "Hi/Low" kit which retains both high and low beam headlights.

The kit is a direct fit and does not require any harness modification or wire splicing. Just connection to power and ground with the included ring terminals already installed on the harness.

They are easy to install, and well worth it, since they have the high beam

 

[Exhibit13]

sent you an email, for $50 i will take them and give them a try.

Anyone have the instructions?

 

[rob the elder]

I have had them on Punisher since June of 09. They function very well. High and low beams are very bright. If you look at under hoodoos you will see the added wiring and boxes

 

[WS6GXP]

sent you an email, for $50 i will take them and give them a try.

Anyone have the instructions?

Sent you the PayPal info. Be sure to include your address and I'll shoot them out within a day of payment.

Instal is super easy. Once you see the kit it'll make sense, but all you really need to do is connect positive power, connect to ground and find a place to stick the boxes and relay. All the wiring is pre-cut and has ring terminals installed to make it a piece of cake.

 

[JesseB]

how would these compare to the brightness and light output of the Sylvania Silverstar Ultra?

 

[shreve1]

A lot brighter

 

[WS6GXP]

Still available!

how would these compare to the brightness and light output of the Sylvania Silverstar Ultra?

This kit will be brighter (whiter in color) and have higher light output than Silverstars or any other stock replacement bulb. If you aren't happy with the color and brightness, you can purchase different bulbs and swap them out. The selection of colors si far greater than factory replacements.

 

[Spartan]

I'll take them. Sending PM

 

[Goat67]

Anyone that has one of these kits that would like to have some spare parts (bulbs, ballasts, etc). I have extra of these parts would like to get them out of my way.

 

[flaxenfilly23]

Damn, wish I would have seen this earlier!

 

[RedDevil]

Damn, wish I would have seen this earlier!

Me too, these sell for $150 right now on the new GM Roadster web site which is now AftermarketParts.com