35W HID 9004 (HB1) Bi-Xenon AC Replacement Bulbs

HID REPLACEMENT BULBS
PAIR OF SUPER BRIGHT XENON 9004 BULBS TO REPLACE YOUR AFTERMARKET CAR LIGHTS
#1 CUSTOMER SERVICE & QUALITY / 2 YEAR WARRANTY
Plug-and-Play installation for most vehicles.
§   3x brighter than halogen bulbs
§   Lasts 5-10x longer
§   35% less power consumption
§   TESTED: 100% Dustproof and 100% Shockproof
Includes:
§   Pair of 9004 Bi-Xenon super-bright HID bulbs with relay harness
 If you like to go with your low beam as Xenon and high beam as Halogen, you may select   Low Xenon/High Halogen Replacement Bulbs.
Note:
Due to aftermarket HIDs installation some vehicles may undergo flickering or dashboard errors issues, however it can be easily resolved by adding load resistors.
In case you face any difficulties with the product, inquire our troubleshooting.
Fits sizes:
§   HB1, 9007
Contributed from: https://kensun.com/products/35_w_hid_9004_bi_xenon_replacement_bulbs

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