If I wanted to use HID bulbs with these, which type would I have to go with? Since my truck has one bulb for both high and low beam stock...
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You would use a 9006 55w single beam for the projector and I would recommend a high output halogen bulb for the high beam since it won't be used as often (Sylvania ZXE are about the brightest halogen you can get).
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i just wanted to add that if you really need better light output , there is no better than a HID upgrade , the retrofit source is your best at complete retrofit kitshttp://www.theretrofitsource.com/complete-retrofit-kits/morimoto-sealed7-headlights.html#.UwUhVpiYNyA
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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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check your owners manual , the manual lists every single bulb type your vehicle is equipped with HB3 = 9005 HB4= 9006 9006 for the low beam bulb , 9005 for the high beam bulb i recommend that you purchase this harness , it will allow full voltage / amps to your headlight bulbs for maximum brightness http://www.amazon.com/AutoTechSalon-Premium-Headlight-Foglight-REDESIGNED/dp/B00HB57CLC/ref=sr_1_29?ie=UTF8&qid=1390743625&sr=8-29&keywords=9005%2F9006+harness and this relay is to maintain daytime running light if your vehicle has it ( it is triggered by 6 volt input ) and it is a genuine bosch relay http://www.amazon.com/Bosch-332204001-Relay/dp/B001CO6H6Y/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1390743879&sr=8-1&keywords=bosch+0332204001 i hope this helps you out
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These bulbs are Low & High beam in one unit. I run them on low beam when driving during the day for safety. They work great.
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I use one set for low bean (wider and lower) and different set for High Beam (long range).... take a look at your existing bulb number to make sure you get the right ones...
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shop carefully.some H4 Led bulbs are on/off function only.you wouldnt have a high beam/low beam function,only high beam which would suck on road.
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For your high beams you would need the 9007 bulb size and low beams 9007 as well. And fogs are 9145
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Yours requires a 9007 bulb. That is a dual beam or hi-beam and lo-beam. So you have a couple options. 1. You can just get a standard kit which will eliminate your hi- beams. Not my choice. 2. Get a kit that has the HID for your low beam and then it has a halogen bulb mounted with it for the hi-beam. 3. You can get a kit that had the HID bulb but it is telescopic ally mounted so as that it moves the bulb for a lo-beam position and a separate Hi-beam position. Have used these in the past and they seem to work nicely. If you search for the 9007 HID conversion kits, I'm sure you will find them.
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check your owners manual , the manual lists every single bulb type your vehicle is equipped withHB3 = 9005 HB4= 9006 9006 for the low beam bulb , 9005 for the high beam bulbi recommend that you purchase this harness , it will allow full voltage / amps to your headlight bulbs for maximum brightnesshttp://www.amazon.com/AutoTechSalon-Premium-Headlight-Foglight-REDESIGNED/dp/B00HB57CLC/ref=sr_1_29?ie=UTF8&qid;=1390743625&sr;=8-29&keywords;=9005%2F9006+harnessand this relay is to maintain daytime running light if your vehicle has it ( it is triggered by 6 volt input ) and it is a genuine bosch relayBosch 332204001 Relayi hope this helps you out check your owners manual , the manual lists every single bulb type your vehicle is equipped withHB3 = 9005 HB4= 9006 9006 for the low beam bulb , 9005 for the high beam bulbi recommend that you purchase this harness , it will allow full voltage / amps to your headlight bulbs for maximum brightnesshttp://www.amazon.com/AutoTechSalon-Premium-Headlight-Foglight-REDESIGNED/dp/B00HB57CLC/ref=sr_1_29?ie=UTF8&qid;=1390743625&sr;=8-29&keywords;=9005%2F9006+harnessand this relay is to maintain daytime running light if your vehicle has it ( it is triggered by 6 volt input )... » Read More check your owners manual , the manual lists every single bulb type your vehicle is equipped withHB3 = 9005 HB4= 9006 9006 for the low beam bulb , 9005 for the high beam bulbi recommend that you purchase this harness , it will allow full voltage / amps to your headlight bulbs for maximum brightnesshttp://www.amazon.com/AutoTechSalon-Premium-Headlight-Foglight-REDESIGNED/dp/B00HB57CLC/ref=sr_1_29?ie=UTF8&qid;=1390743625&sr;=8-29&keywords;=9005%2F9006+harnessand this relay is to maintain daytime running light if your vehicle has it ( it is triggered by 6 volt input ) and it is a genuine bosch relayBosch 332204001 Relayi hope this helps you out « Show Less
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It could be either one or both; you're going to have look up the specs for your Dodge. My BMW uses the same bulb for the high and low beams--but not this bulb. It goes in the fog lights.
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Housing is likely too small and can't accommodate. I did LED fogs that were 6000k to match the color. Brand is xenon depot and I got them from kbcarstuff.com. No ballast or anything like that to install. Just a bulb. Better in my opinion for the fogs. HID in the fogs would be crazy bright almost blinding.
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I've used the regular bulbs from my OEM factory headlights. You have to use everything to include the ballast for these.
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GMC Sierra's take H11 bulbs. (low Beam). My car took H11 also, but the LEDs were not bright enough (even in the projector). I would go HID if you are looking for better light output. I returned these and bought the HIDs which are 100 times better.
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They use stock bulbs. These head lamps actualy come with both high and low beam bulbs included.
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you can use these or the 35 watt. These are a lot brighter than the 35 watt HID's
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I Googled and found your truck appears to use a single 9007 bulb. If that is correct you just need one pair. Please check your vehicle before ordering.