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Hello all,

I have just purchased a 2007 tahoe, it the LT edition. I was wondering what the best HID conversion kit for the headlights? I have had many of sets in my older f150 but they was always them cheap ebay china ones. I want to put a good set in my tahoe. I was wondering what everybody was running and what is the best brand to use?
 

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many are going to say different brands, as you really cant go wrong now-a-days. But i just ordered some from DDM, still in back order, so i havent been able to install them. there are others who have purchased DDM and love them. i personally bought 3 sets because of all the good reviews, plus they are cheap, dollar wise, and have a lifetime warranty! so i would look into them
 
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many are going to say different brands, as you really cant go wrong now-a-days. But i just ordered some from DDM, still in back order, so i havent been able to install them. there are others who have purchased DDM and love them. i personally bought 3 sets because of all the good reviews, plus they are cheap, dollar wise, and have a lifetime warranty! so i would look into them



How much are they? where does everyone buy them from?
 

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You can get them from DDMtuning.com and they're $50 for 35-watt, or $60 for the brighter 55-watt.
 
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im guessing these kits r plug and play? do u know if they have relays?
 

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If you want the brightest you can get, it's probably worth spending the extra $10.
 

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according to DDM the bulb is rated at 60 watt so if you buy the 35 kit and dont feel like they are bright enough, which i ordered the 35 watt and have seen others with it and they seem bright enough, then you can buy just a 55 watt ballast and swap out. as for the relay i have heard either way for and against, but i did not buy the relay as i see no need for one.
 
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yeah thanks guys these are going to be the ones that iam going to buy.
 

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I've got the 55 watt and no relay. They said the American cars usually don't need them. I've had 1 case of intermittent firing, which would prob be solved by the relay however. Awesome kit though, and can't beat the price.
 
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Yeah that's why I want a relay on it, I have bought cheap sets without a relay and they all do that, I finally purchased a good set for my yamaha rhino and it has a relay and they are the best
 
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