Are the D2R bulbs good for reflector style housings in a halogen to hid conversion
1515546
I wouldn't see why not. My headlights are non projector and came factory with hid and I have not gotten any issues with it
850734
Better if aimed correctly. I strongly recommend swapping out the included H1 bulbs for HIDs.
2232072
There are Variations of HID bulb fitments, first however either pull the bulb it's relatively easy and see if they match up. Or call your dealerr and ask if the DS2 Hid bulb will fit. I've had mine over a yea.r I live in Wisconsin it get cold -0 and for the price of these less, than a blinker bulb I would a been happy if they burnt out 6months of use for the price you can't go wrong, I bought 4 right away. I've been extremely pleased considering one of these bulbs retail for upwards 100 bucks hope this helps.
2280639
I use 55w hids with a high 4 relay. The beams are nice the housings are the third set I've had and the only ones I've been happy with so far I also bought them as a possibility to do real projector retrofit in the future.
1009205
It is for d2s bulbs so you can use it for low beams or bixenon if I equipped. What car do you have?
579507
I have spec-d tunning projector headlamps on my car. I see no problems when I installed these hid in them.
2069963
No, you need bulb size "H11." Please be aware that High Intensity Discharge (HID) bulbs require a ballast. These are not replacement bulbs for your stock setup.
235830
Depends on your bulb size they should include relay kit and they are actual hid not the imitation halogen/hid kit found elsewhere for high\low beam
951389
Yes.. you can use stock bulbs with these units. The connections are all the same.
2139537
These are H4 (or HB2) bulbs. If you can get an HID in H4 size, I guess they'd fit. They're glass, the spot where the bulb goes in is metal, there is a rubber sealing boot that covers the H4 bulb to seal out moisture. I don't know how the HID would work with that seal. Might end up with road salt inside the light housing. H4 incandescent bulbs are available in VERY high wattage, make sure your wiring and switch can handle the extra load if you go that route. Anything over 60w/55w are illegal for on-road use in US. H4 incandescent are available 130w/100w and larger.
2216666
They will not be strong enough for regular headlight usage. In fact no led product out there is strong enough yet except JW Speaker lights. But they don't make fitted bulbs like conventional halogen. Don't waste your time trying to find LED headlights yet... Still a year or two away... Your best bet is to go to theretrofitsource.com and get HID for headlights or their halogen bulbs... They are the best and well priced. If you still want to try and run 9006 LED as headlights then you will want to run resistors even if you don't think you will need them because you run the risk of melting your wiring harness or something worse.. Resistors work to trick CANBus systems but also work to dissipate heat which you will need to do. Happy Hunting.. You should enjoy theretrofitsource.com
1308034
I bought these specifically for HID (55w HID from RetroSolutions). It should fit nicely as long as you use the specified bulb for the projectors.
681079
I'm not sure but there are only a few Hid bulbs sizes. You should be able to Google it. I don't want to give you the wrong info.
1483306
These are Halogen assemblies and you can do an aftermarket HID conversion if you would like.
1205611
Yes d2s only. I recommend getting some bulbs from The Retrofit Source. They have exceptional quality and service. It will transform your retrofit 5 fold witching to a quality bulb.
1307647
No, l only know they replaced the factory D2R HID in my maxima, auto zone charges me $100 for. Google headlight bulb size for that car & if it's 1 of those 3 u r good.
1866822
Yes they do. If you plan on running HIDs in them, i would suggest some kind of a shield to direct the output better. When I put in mine there was a lot of scatter, I assume because there is a lot more output than halogen.