"hid kits" are not street legal

 

word, but in all honesty, what are the chances a cop is going to say "hey those are HIDs, these didnt come factory!" *ticket*.

And definetly do this right, I absolutly HATE when people stick an HID bulb into a halogen housing

 

HID's aren't street legal, but then again neither are and other aftermarket parts you put on you car. And if you modify your headlights in any way, including retrofitting projectors into them, thats just as illegal as having HID's.

Now will you get in trouble with them? I've had the for about 5 years not on both my motorcycles and my cars, I drive everyday, take plenty of road trips and have NEVER had any problems with them. Most of the time if I see a cop they compliment the car.

PM we, we are running a LS1tech sale on our HID kits!

-Nathan

 

It is not really about being street legal or dot approved, the main problem is people sticking hid kits in factory headlights and blinding on coming drivers with excessive glare causing head on collisions, driving people off the road, and other hazardous road conditions.

 

The Denali headlight are a direct swap and have projectors in them. While they are not HID projectors they have a nice cut off line and wont blind people coming at you like if you just put them in your stock headlamps.

I dont have the HID kit in mine yet but I will be ordering one soon. Also I wouldnt suggest going over 5000k on the color and trying to stay in the 4300k range