Fogman: Bulbs sizes for all cars available!

Fogman:

teammy: I learnt that this HID is not dimmeable

ophilly: If the day-time running lights are located in the high beam, can't the HIDs be installed in the high beam?

Fogman: UPGRADE TO XENON HID NOW!

Only 20 units are in stock

TO place your Order, Please answer the questions below:

1. What is your car model? (eg Honda Accord 2009 Model)

2. Does it run day light?

3. If yes, which of the bulbs runs day light (low or high beam)?

4. Where do you wish to fix the HID (low or high beam)?

Fogman: How to Install HID Xenon Lights

High-intensity-discharge (HID) xenon headlights have three major differences compared with halogen headlights: xenon and other noble gas headlamps employ ballast to regulate/ maintain the electrical charge to the light bulb; a projector lens is used rather than a reflector; and good- quality xenon headlamps should last about 10 times longer than halogens. The good news is that HID Xenon headlight assemblies can be installed in most any car, and the brighter light, better efficiency, and longer headlamp light beam can be more economical over time, especially if replacing the light bulbs only.

Difficulty:
Moderate

Things you’ll need:
HID headlight kit
Screwdriver
Power drill
12mm drill bit or circular file

Instructions
Install HID Headlights

1. Buy a good HID kit. Complete conversion kits come with two ballasts (one for each headlamp), two bulbs, mounting hardware and wiring.

2. Open the hood and remove both headlight assemblies. If enough room exists in the engine compartment to remove the bulbs, you do not have to remove the headlight housings.

3. Remove the existing headlight bulbs from the headlight housing. This is normally accomplished by a counterclockwise twist of the socket at the back of the light assembly to release the socket and bulb from the light housing.

4. The HID light might be wider than the halogen opening. Delicately drill or use a circular file to create a wider opening, generally 15mm.

5. Install the HID lights in the light assemblies. First remove the cover from the bulb, being careful not to touch the glass portion as oils in the hands can cause blotting on the lights. Use alcohol to remove any smudges if you do touch the bulb. Plug the wiring harness into the rubber base, then fit the back cap onto the assembly. When finished, close the headlight shield tightly by turning in the direction that tightens it.

6. Connect the wires of the HID bulbs to the output of the ballast. The connectors are usually color- coded, and good kits are mistake- proof, with the plugs going in only one way.

7. Connect the output from the battery or other power supply harness to the relay, and in turn connect the relay to the input of the ballast.

8. Secure the ballast(s) to any solid place in the engine bay using double-sided tape, mounting brackets, or zip ties. (Avoid high- temperatures areas in the engine bay.)

9. Test the lights' function. If they blink or light intermittently, turn off the power and check all connections.

Tips & Warnings
Do not adjust HID lights upward; doing so can blind oncoming drivers. If in doubt, have a professional adjust the light beam.

Edunwa302:
Can u post d pix of this light how can one at the east get the light

nadabo70: do you have HID kit for super bikes (powerbike)? If you do how much is it?