Thread: Pontiac Grand Prix HID Conversion Kit! Plug & Play Installation!

Got my H3C kit ordered a few days ago, can't wait to find a package on the doorstep.

Might have to write a review once I get them.....I probably won't include any pics of them hooked up though.

what if i need a special connector for a bulb not listed?

Originally Posted by dpzelenak

Do yal have 55w kits or just 35w?

We do not carry 55w- see why here: Do you have 55w HIDs?

Originally Posted by 98L36

Got my H3C kit ordered a few days ago, can't wait to find a package on the doorstep.
Might have to write a review once I get them.....I probably won't include any pics of them hooked up though.

Nice, that would be great!

Originally Posted by z3r0

what if i need a special connector for a bulb not listed?

What bulb is it?

I am trying to place an order for the HID kit for my 97 grand prix and the only bulb option that the website is giving me is 9007. I have aftermarket projectors and need H1's.

You can select any size here:
*Precision HID Conversion Kit (all sizes)
Thanks!

Just a question. Why choose these over a $32 ebay kit?

There's a lot of reasons, but the main one is quality. In 2008 we sold those cheap kits, but it wasn't worth it because we had to replace the ballasts of about 80% of them within a month, and then about 6 months in the bulbs would start failing. So we found a better quality kit, and while we don't sell as many, since they do cost more, it makes for much happier customers.

Could we still sell cheap kits like that? Yes- they are available for around $14 at wholesale.
But is it worth it? No. We don't want to sell the cheapest, lowest quality parts available. That's why there's eBay!

Just had to throw my $.02 in here too but so far I'm really liking my experience with Paul and his company. I ordered my H3C HID kit, got free shipping cause of a special deal (hehe ), ordered it friday and got it the next friday....not bad shipping time IMO, and when I got it everything was intact and packaged nicely. Only problem was that the wrong temp (color) bulbs were sent to me. No real problem though, I emailed Paul and within an hour I got a response from him saying the correct bulbs would be sent to me along with a prepaid label to return the wrong ones. Sure, I might have paid more for this kit than an ebay kit, but I'm not sure his warranty could be matched and I'm almost certain I wouldn't get the same customer service from a seller on ebay.

Anyways, take that for what you want, but I'm happy with my decision.

^^^ And FYI the only reason shipping took that long because our guy working on Monday (when your order should have shipped) had no idea what the new H3c bulbs were! Someone forgot to tell him... whoops! Shipping is usually 2-3 business days.

its bulb number 3156

That is a turn or parking light... we have lots of LED replacements but you can't replace that with HIDs.

I need a harness with the adapted for that I can pm you if necessary on what its for

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Feel free to PM me, but there is no such thing as a relay harness for 3157 bulbs.

I've got the kit and the instructions, but I am confused as to where the red and black connect. Anyone have this kit installed and know of where to connect them to? I assume that they go to two of the three prongs in the blue stock harness, but how do you securely connect them?

Here's a diagram:
http://diodedynamics.com/install/hidwiring.jpg

I need more info on the "plug into factory bulb socket" part.

Those prongs should be plugged in to the socket that plugged into your stock bulb, in the headlight. They can be further secured at your discretion with electrical tape, but will work just fine without anything.

What is the main difference in your HID bulb replacements compared to Amazon or eBay?

I'm sorry, but you'll have to be a bit more specific- there are many varying sellers and products on both sites. Thank you!

Well your price is $29.99 for bulbs, but can be purchased less through amazon or the like. I was just wondering if there was a difference in quality or parts used in the assembly process.