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Is hella any good at all? just wondering...
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Specialist 2000 Toyota Celica
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i wont get any HID kit besides Xenon
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I believe Hella is a good brand. I have McCulloch and it was very simple to install. I got it from http://www.streetrays.com. Xenon Depot is also a good choice.
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Specialist 2001 Toyota Celica GT
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Hella are made in Germany & are used by MB & BMW. It's a simple Plug & Play, you just have to find a spot to mount the ballast and connect a couple of wires.
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So is Hella better than McCulloch? I heard some stories about McCulloch melting our headlight housing. Anyway, yeah i know they are made from germany, but i didn't know BMW and MB uses them..wow..must be a good quality then.. thanks for the info
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daman 2000 Toyota Celica GT
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Hella and Philips are great...
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I believe Hella is a good brand. I have McCulloch and it was very simple to install. I got it from http://www.streetrays.com. Xenon Depot is also a good choice. If you do decide to get the Mcculloch, get them from ebay. I got my McCulloch 6000K H7 for $280! 
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Senior Member 00 Toyota Celica
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i got mcculloch 8000K for 300 ebay...love them and not melting...yet...
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daman 2000 Toyota Celica GT
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youre wise for getting HIDs and not PIAAs or MTECHs
but go with brand names
McCulloch, Hella, Philips, Xenon Depot...you will be safe with any of those
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Speed Omen 2002 Toyota Celica GT
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XenonDepot uses Philips bulbs and ballasts
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to answer ur question nice and simple. yes, hella is a hell of a brand  their one of the best. philips, hella are used in OEM HID kits. i think they are better than mcculloch, but mc... is also a great brand. just buy whichever is cheaper and better for u. both are real easy to install and both are gonna do the job well. as for mounting the ballasts, i have mounted them right behind the headlight. i have hella and so far so good.
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Boobie Vision 2000 Toyota Celica
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yeah I would go with HElla and xenon and phillips if I were to buy.
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