all those strange number/letter combo's are bulb sizes. each car has a different bulb size/type. some could be similar. according to the bulb guide http://www.sylvania.com/en-us/applicati ... 76&make=65danwpg wrote:Thank you for the reply. I think I'm going to get some off Amazon with good reviews. It keeps asking me what type (?) of hid i need (h7, 9007, h1, h8, h9, 9005, h4, h10, etc, etc).. all jibberish to me. Does anyone know what type I need to buy for the 2008 Rogue S ?

If you don't have bi-xenon headlights then why do you want xenon kit in high beam? Do you live in the forest without light towers on the road? Xenon lights takes time to warm up then most likely you are going to make it to destination point by the time they give you extra light or you'll have to turn them off for oncoming cars so you won't blind anyone. Waste of money in my opinion.ahazbun wrote:You actually need a bulb size 9005 for highbeam and D2R for lowbeam for an 08 Rogue.
not true at all. many cars dont have projectors and have stock HID. the rogue, maxima, altima, etc being just a view.tranh2 wrote: From what I understand the HID's are normally installed in a projector type housing and not a reflector that the stock halogens have.
Awesome...thanks for the reply...I might end up doing low beams and fog lights.ImStricken wrote:not true at all. many cars dont have projectors and have stock HID. the rogue, maxima, altima, etc being just a view.tranh2 wrote: From what I understand the HID's are normally installed in a projector type housing and not a reflector that the stock halogens have.
i have installed plenty HID kits in cars that had halogen as stock, and it worked out fine. as long as you re-adjust the headlight adjustment screw to better suite your needs - if it calls for it, then your fine.
my co-workers mother has a rogue, and we installed HID's in there and it worked great, looks great, and she said she see's much better at night.
not a problem, anytime. if you want to see a couple photo's of foglight HID installs, link here: nissan-rogue-hid-kit-foglight-installtion-t550361.htmltranh2 wrote:Awesome...thanks for the reply...I might end up doing low beams and fog lights.
no, when i say stick xenon lights, i mean stock xenon lights.tranh2 wrote:Cool...so when you say stock Xenon lights in the other post, do you mean the stock halogen lights?
im not 100% sure. cant really say.tranh2 wrote:Oh I see...I don't think we get the HID option up in Canada. Just halogens. Do you know if your housing for the stock xenons are the same as the stock halogen housings?
I cannot vouch for the shape of the reflector bowl being same or different between factory halogen and factory xenon low beam models, but the bulb shield is a different shape, resulting in a different light pattern being cast between a Rogue with factory Xenons and a Rogue with aftermarket Xenon kit installed into the original halogen lamps; I know this for a fact since my dad has an '08 S with an H11 HID PnP kit that I installed into his low beams and I myself own an '08 SL with factory Xenon lamps. If I still lived in NY with my parents, I'd take close-up pictures of the bulb shields from each of our Rogues and post them so you can compare as well as comparison of beam pattersn, but I now live in South Jersey, so I can't conveniently just hit up Scarsdale to take the pictures. If you really, really want to see such a comparison done, then the next time I'm up there (would be either next weekend or the weekend after), I can try to take said pictures for you.tranh2 wrote:Oh I see...I don't think we get the HID option up in Canada. Just halogens. Do you know if your housing for the stock xenons are the same as the stock halogen housings?
where in south jersey?EddNog wrote: I now live in South Jersey
Live in Cherry Hill, work in Newark (Delaware). How about you?ImStricken wrote:where in south jersey?EddNog wrote: I now live in South Jersey