I'm looking for advice from owners or professional installers that have installed the Morimoto Mini H1 Stage III 7.0 bi-xenon Retrofit system. I own a 2009 Tahoe LTZ and I'd like to install the Mini H1 7.0 kit. I currently run 55 watt HID lights but after reading and researching for some time, I would like to possibly install the Mini H1 to enhance the headlights. I have several questions that I would like help with if anybody with experience could answer. I plan on keeping my Tahoe for another year or two before upgrading to a newer Tahoe.
1. Install low beam Mini H1's only or spend extra money and do the high beams also (two kits)? In other words, would low beams be just fine by themselves?
2. What wattage is recommended with just low beams installed; 35 watt or 50 watt?
3. Suggestions on the Mini H1 kit bulb color to match my XB led Morimoto fog lights; 4500k, 5500k or 6500k?
4. Which shroud would look best to keep the "stock Tahoe look" with the Mini H1's?
5. Is it difficult splitting the headlights to install the new 7.0 bi-xenon Mini H1's?
6. I noticed several people have purchased aftermarket headlights as part of the retrofit. I plan on doing the install retrofit to my factor headlight's. Will that pose a problem other than downtime?
Thanks for your help!
1. Install low beam Mini H1's only or spend extra money and do the high beams also (two kits)? In other words, would low beams be just fine by themselves?
2. What wattage is recommended with just low beams installed; 35 watt or 50 watt?
3. Suggestions on the Mini H1 kit bulb color to match my XB led Morimoto fog lights; 4500k, 5500k or 6500k?
4. Which shroud would look best to keep the "stock Tahoe look" with the Mini H1's?
5. Is it difficult splitting the headlights to install the new 7.0 bi-xenon Mini H1's?
6. I noticed several people have purchased aftermarket headlights as part of the retrofit. I plan on doing the install retrofit to my factor headlight's. Will that pose a problem other than downtime?
Thanks for your help!