Do these work with HID Kit? which HID kit is compatible with a 2006 ford F150 XLT?
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Yes, these headlight housings work excellent with HIDs. I have a 2004 F140 with these lights installed, and I'm running 35W 6000K HIDs (takes 9006 style bulbs in the low beam projector and H1 bulb in High beam) and they light up the road VERY well and evenly between the road ditches. If you're looking for an affordable HID projector setup, this is your setup. I've been running mine for over a year now and they're still going great.
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Please see the diagram in the URL below, hope it will help and it's what you are looking for. http://www.popnow-hid.com/news/product/20111017203349.gif
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I bought the same ones. There are no HID's in it only parking lights. You need to buy HID H7 I believe. I just took them to a body shop near by and replaced HID kit from my old headlights. They charged me $50 for changing it but they did a great job. You might also need headlights capacitors in you get any sign on your dashboard.
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No, these are for toyota, you need to order shocks for 2006 ford f150 xlt 4x4,
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They are not HID. They resemble HID. If your bulb is an h7...these will fit and work.
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I wouldn't swap the halos. The CCFL halos are the way to go. LED's aren't a fraction of the brightness of CCFL. As for the HID kit, all you need is a h3 55w kit. I found mine off eBay.
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I purchased and installed mine in 2014. I can say the ones I installed worked fine on my 06 F150. If they have changed the product, I have no idea
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Yes they do, go with an HID kit, take your time pushing them into the housing area, they will fit snug, but they work very nicely, plus the adjusters on the lights work flawlessly as well. No issues and I live in some extreme temperatures hot/cold.
762069
buy a relay kit, don't skimp on this part of the system, look for a heavy duty relay kit and make sure the wires will reach all the way across from left to right of your truck. I would have suggested you get an led kit instead, but hid is good too
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Yes, I have a 97 F150 and I had to splice. I removed the rubber plug and looked way up under the headliner and could not find a plug. I ended up splicing the wires. Do not remember the color coding exactly but seems like one did not match. The light ended up working fine.
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The Xentec 6000k HID kit is a good kit but I don't believe it would be a perfect match to your make and year without having to do some customizing. If your looking for just a plug and play for you 2000 Acura Tl then I would look into the Kensun Xenon Conversion Kit 9005 6000k it's going to run you about $50-$60 but it's conect and your done
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CJ, yes but if I were you, I would get the kensun kit with the Slim digital ballasts $79.99. I have that set on my low beams and fogs because they take the same (H-11, 6000K) type bulbs. I had the regular ballasts on the kit your asking about fail after 2 weeks. If you have any other questions, you might want to contact "Steve" at Kensun, he is awesome and helped me greatly. Good luck to you...
457125
Yes they would, 2002 thru 2009 are all the same .also i recommend. The optix hid kit 8000k to go with those .
2170527
Yes, If you vehicle is equipped with the stock halogen assemblies. These are not HID (Xenon) assemblies.
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Are h7 and 9007 the same? no so no. idk why you wouldn't just look up h7 hid kit.
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I don't know for a 2013 F150 XLT. You would have to give me your measurements of the light bar placement on the mirror to compare.
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yes it can work but it will not be a plug and play. unless hid kit has a freightliner headlight harness attached to it. you will have to hardwire yourself.