The Nissan Path

I'm kinda new to this modifying, so i was wondering if you all could direct me to a good place to find a HID Kit.

Thanks!

Hi there,

At one point we all had the same question about HIDs. And at the end we all have different views about it (some like them, some don't) but here is a link to a posting they had not to long ago that might help you decide:
http://www.thenissanpath.com/viewtopic.php?t=664


If you do decide to go for it, post some pics. Good luck

just get them Like he said some like some don't output is not bad beter than stock plus most of us like it for looks...and don't go higher than 6k the higher the kelvin the less light something like that

whatever brand you get i would say go with 4300k they have been the best so far for me for night visibility. dont forget to visit our how to thread posted at the top of the forum to get tips on the install

Not that it will really help anyone out here. But I just got a Xenon conversion kit put into my 08 Pathfinder LE. It was the Hi/Lo conversion kit rather than just the low beam. It cost me $325 installed and it is absolutely amazing. Brighter than my wife's X5. I am going to get the fog lights done next week for $150. The installed also gave me a 3 year warranty on it.

For those of you in the Boston area, send me a PM and I can let you know where it was done.

Pretty sure this is the kit that I got -
http://www.amazon.com/VisionPRO-5000K-9 ... B001U2HY42

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Thanks in advance.

I used a bunch of stuff from

V-leds.com

on my 2001 Pathfinder.

Had to cut and modify the OEM harness into the kit, think pigtails, but, worked GREAT. I loved 'em.

HID light are designed to be more powerful than ordinary factory installed lights and are thus an ideal choice of all those automobile enthusiasts out there.

ddmtuning.com i bought a set for my camry and for the cost it just can't be beat. plus the lifetime warranty.

+1 for ddmtuning. I have two sets from them, both in my jeep, low beams and fogs. They work great and warranty is great too.

I have a set of the DDM Tuning for my 2008 fogs. I like them a lot but I almost always have to cycle the fog light switch a couple of times before they come on. At first it appears that the lights are coming on then they just shut off.

I have tried most of the trouble shooting steps on the DDM Tuning FAQ, swapping bulbs, ballists, checking connections, power, grounds, etc... but nothing has really worked.

GFremont wrote:I have a set of the DDM Tuning for my 2008 fogs. I like them a lot but I almost always have to cycle the fog light switch a couple of times before they come on. At first it appears that the lights are coming on then they just shut off.

I have tried most of the trouble shooting steps on the DDM Tuning FAQ, swapping bulbs, ballists, checking connections, power, grounds, etc... but nothing has really worked.

I'd try and do a warranty swap with DDm tuning. I have not had any problem with mine in the fogs of my jeep. They are a 9005 bulb, but not sure if that matters.

the wiring harness they sell for $15 I believe will solve that problem. Most cars/trucks have that problem as the wiring for the fogs is so small compared to the headlights.

Like everyone else has said, ddmtuning is amazing, especially for the price. I've had mine installed for about 8 months now with no problems. I got the 4500k in the raptor kit and I love them. I couldn't imagine going back to stock and not having hid.

I just got a 2011 LE v6 4x4 and looking for some help on picking out hid kits and install.