[jdmccright]

HID conversions have a ballast (like fluorescent lights) to help them start up. These boxes will have to be mounted near each headlight and likely have to be grounded to the body through the box. This means some planning on where to put them and drilling will be needed. Plus the wiring should be routed away from any other wiring looms, especially coming from the engine so that the lights don't interfere with the engine's controlling sensors. Finally, those ballasts can contain high voltage energy, which is a shock and fire hazard. While the instructions will help you stay safe, be mindful of where those wires are. No routing them near moving, spinning, or vibrating parts, and tie them down securely.

Not saying it can't be done, but unless you're fairly familiar with your car's engine bay and have done work before in there, I'd consider having it installed by a pro. You might save yourself a lot of hassle and time, and have peace of mind knowing that it was done right...the first time.

Good luck!