World's First 2010 Chevy Camaro aftermarket HID kit installed

Another first for the BFxenon crew! We are the first plug and play HID kit for the new 2010 Camaro LS and SS. We also have the first fog light conversion for non-fog light equipt cars and HID conversions for the Camaro models with fog lights. Check us out on the web at www.BFxenon.com

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[BFXenon]

Our kits will maintain the OEM light functions, DRLs and all!

[BFXenon]

hey guys... All the BFxenon HID kits come with a lifetime warranty! The Camaro RS and LS fog light packages are 100% plug and play and give you the ability to control your fog lights.

Our kits are 35w kits and are 300% brighter than the stock halogen lights.

Doopeboyy - we have the OEM HID bulb replacements available also! Check out BFxenon.com for more products

[BFXenon]

These are 8000K bulbs

[kayyouman]

sorry but.. why wouldn't you just get an RS one ?

[JOSH1582]

People always go for the V-8 thats 425 horsepower thats alot but even the V-6 is 300 + and buying the V-6 you save a crap load of money

[mattdj313]

Are those HIDs running via the DRL's? Not sure if Camaros do this, but many other cars DRLs are programmed to run at a lower wattage than standard. If you put a plug and play HID kit and use them with DRL's expect to buy new bulbs frequently. From what I hear. (if the DRLs run at a lower watt)

[Darkserenity12]

What are the exact bulbs or kit used ?

I'm looking to put some in a 2011 camaro, any suggestions? - fog lights as well.

[assclap01]

lol@worlds first aftermarket hid kit in a 2010 camaro...fuck outta here with this shit video....fail

[JoaquinSerrapio]

@68deuce It is a steal for all the things it comes with, but not for ppl who are eventually gonna get a nicer spoiler than stock, and nicer wheels with better tires.

[68deuce]

@JoaquinSerrapio Nowhere in my previous comment did I mention anything about the Halo lights, I was only referring to the functionality of OEM projectors and the fact that they are superior to aftermarket kits. And also included in the RS package, you get painted roof moldings, 20" wheels, and rear spoiler (for LT models, SS already has spoiler). RS is well worth $1200.

[JoaquinSerrapio]

@68deuce geez your so friken smart. dumbass. First off i was obviously over-exaggerating on the RS package price. And STILL 1200 is not work fkin halo lights. Has it ever occured to you that maybe JUST maybe some ppl dont like halos on their camaro? and even for the ppl that did, it would be a smarter buy, not getting the stock halos and just getting aftermarket Eagle Eye halos that look better and are brighter than the stock halos for only 400 dollars. faggot.

[68deuce]

@JoaquinSerrapio RS package is only $1200 moron... And with the RS, it actually has projectors to give it a proper cut-off. You know nothing about HID's. The only proper way to install HID's into a car is by doing a retro-fit, where you use OEM projectors and fit them to the headlight housing. Otherwise, it is just going to have a scattered light pattern, which is distracting to other drivers.

[cmccane]

BFXenon, you do have a lifetime warranty on your kits, but just curiuos, I heard automatic lights on vehicles cause the ballast or bulb to burn out early, and I noticed that when the car was turned on, the lights flashed first, then car started and lights shut off, then lights came back on. This flickering is what I heard is not good for an HID kit. Is that true? For instance on the Grand Am forums they say you should disconnect the fuse for the DRL's or they fry out. Let me know. Thanks.