a couple HID questions
#1
a couple HID questions
hi, i've searched and found this guide to installing the HID's i can easilly cope with the wiring etc. my questions are regarding the HID's are:
1. what bulb does this plug and play kit need to be? i thought the bulb in the projector was an H7?
2. will this tutorial:
https://rennlist.com/forums/993-foru...et-hids-4.html
work generally for all HID kits?
im looking at buying locally from this company:
http://autolismo.com/hid.html
they are a sponsor of a local forum im on and their kits are highly regarded for the price, im leaning towards 4300k?
any input is very much appreciated, cant wait to get the HID's in
1. what bulb does this plug and play kit need to be? i thought the bulb in the projector was an H7?
2. will this tutorial:
https://rennlist.com/forums/993-foru...et-hids-4.html
work generally for all HID kits?
im looking at buying locally from this company:
http://autolismo.com/hid.html
they are a sponsor of a local forum im on and their kits are highly regarded for the price, im leaning towards 4300k?
any input is very much appreciated, cant wait to get the HID's in
#5
Answers to your questions below in bold type ...
hi, I've searched and found this guide to installing the HID's i can easily cope with the wiring etc. my questions are regarding the HID's are:
1. what bulb does this plug and play kit need to be? i thought the bulb in the projector was an H7? Both high and low beam use a H1 bulb.
2. will this tutorial work generally for all HID kits? Yes.
https://rennlist.com/forums/993-foru...et-hids-4.html
I'm looking at buying locally from this company:
http://autolismo.com/hid.html
they are a sponsor of a local forum I'm on and their kits are highly regarded for the price, I'm leaning towards 4300k?
Looks like a decent kit - I would strongly recommend the 4300k bulbs for maximum light output and matching OEM color
any input is very much appreciated, cant wait to get the HID's in
1. what bulb does this plug and play kit need to be? i thought the bulb in the projector was an H7? Both high and low beam use a H1 bulb.
2. will this tutorial work generally for all HID kits? Yes.
https://rennlist.com/forums/993-foru...et-hids-4.html
I'm looking at buying locally from this company:
http://autolismo.com/hid.html
they are a sponsor of a local forum I'm on and their kits are highly regarded for the price, I'm leaning towards 4300k?
Looks like a decent kit - I would strongly recommend the 4300k bulbs for maximum light output and matching OEM color
any input is very much appreciated, cant wait to get the HID's in
#6
Ahh, the great unknown until you see the plugs from your car and the kit that you "will" buy. You have all of the information here as stated above. I did not have to do the wire splicing and such as stated in one of the diy's. I dremel a bit to make the bulb fit and shove the non-slim ballast version and it fit the headlight housing and all is bright!
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#8
I've used 6k and they have a nice clean white light. The difference is literally night and day when you try them the first time. With the new small ballasts you might be able to hide them in the light unit but if not then fabricate some brackets from aluminium that the ballasts can be bolted to so that you can use existing fixings rather than drilling holes (!).
Cheers,
David
Cheers,
David
#9
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#15
I've got a 35W set in my Honda van, and it's definitely enough. I've got a 55W set in my Volvo, and its a bit much, esp driving in the city. I'd say if you're driving in the city, get 35W, but in dark roads/less populated areas, the 55W are flamethrowers. 4300K on both mine, and glad I didn't go higher K. I didn't want the color to look too blue.