H13 Low Beam Only 5000k Pure White | Xenon X2 Hid Kit | Usa Seller on 2040-parts.com
Norcross, Georgia, US
Our Xenon X2 HID Kit offers the absolute best value. New G5 Technology, Increased Lifespan, and a 1 Year Warranty. If you want a great quality kit that will last you years to come, this is the kit for you.
Digital DC 35 Watt Ballasts
5th Generation G5 Ballasts
3500 Hour Average Lifespan
German Technology
UV Cut Quartz Glass
1 Year Warranty
Some vehicles may require additional parts to install the bulbs and to ensure the HID Kit works properly. If you are unsure if your vehicle needs additional parts, please contact us.
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