just find a kit that is a h7 kit for xenon's they run about 250-300 depending on the type of bulbs you get, and they are really just plug and play.

the only thing is that you will get a warning that your headlights are burnt out
this is cause of the voltage difference used by the xenons and your regular halogens.
to solve this problem, you can take it to the stealer and have them reprogram your ecu for like ~30-50 bucks or you can just pull out a fuse in the trunk of your car, i forget which number it was, do a search to find out which one

I'll sure take some more pics to post here later this weekend. The color is more blue-ish than purple-ish as OEM Xenon. I purchase it off eBay as a whole kit for $280 shipped including 2 ballasts, 2 H7 bulbs. I did the modification myself.

My headlight is actually brighter than the OEM Xenon on my friend's. :dunno:

avoid that kit. check the pictures and you will know that the bigger rings are cut and there is a small piece to cover that cut. I guess it's because the rings are too big to go thru. So, manufacturer cut the ring and put in a smaller piece to cover it.

The rings I got are all in one piece and nice shape. The size is just right which I could simply slide them thru and they fit in snugly.

TMV, Can you post pics of your headlights after the xenon kit install? Also, are you having a glare issue with oncoming vehicles?