In most cases yes, its just another name. Xenon is a gas while HID stands for High Intensity Discharge. The xenon gas is provided high voltage which produces light. However, don’t mistake xenon bulbs with commonly sold halogen bulbs with blue tint. These bulbs do not operate the same way as a real xenon bulb.
9006XS is a standard halogen bulb that does not have the L bend that the regular 9006 bulbs have. 9006 HID bulbs will fit vehicles with 9006XS bulbs. 9006 HID bulbs by default do not have any 90 degree L bends
A common question, what is the difference between a 9006 bulb and a 9005 bulb? Really the difference is minor: 9006 bulbs are usually lower wattage when it comes to Halogen bulb: 80W vs 100W 9006 bulbs are used for low beams on many cars and 9005 on high beam. 9006 and 9005 plugs are
The color of the LED and the lense you put it inside will make a difference
Are 3157 and 3156 bulbs the same? Yes and no. 3157 bulbs are dual mode while 3156 bulbs are single mode. 3157 are usually used as brake lights and turn signal lights or some kind of combo between tail lights and brake lights. They have two filaments inside if a regular bulb. For LED, they
A common misconception on HID lights is the meaning of the kelvin rates, most people think going to a higher rate will give them a brighter bulb when acctualy it refers to the color temperature of the light that is being emited, for instance we would get a lot of costumers odrering the 30000k bulbs
There is some common misconception out there that H9 and H11 bulbs are different. This is not true. H9 and H11 are almost identical except for a piece of plastic on the connecting plug. For halogen bulbs, H9 and h11 are different as shown in the picture below. The wattage of the bulbs are also
Possible China made HID kits shipped directly from China
