Can you use HIDs in theses?
1165042
Yes you can, although one of the bulbs are hard to get to. You can buy a HID conversion kit.
55437
if you are asking about changing the bulbs or replacing them, yes you can. they can be swapped for HID bulbs even if you wanted :)
47491
I don't think the projector is deep enough to fit an HID. However, the stock bulbs seem to be plenty bright...
1817296
I have these installed. They look good but one of them is a lot brighter than the other and i have to change the bulb every couple of weeks. The lights are not as bright as the stock and you can't upgrade them to hid because the bulbs won't fit. To answer your question that is for the pair but I would buy different lights if I were you.
719728
Hello,Unfortunately this item is only compatible with the halogen type not HID.Thank you
2041409
HID will fit, but I had to modify the housing to incorporate ballasts and HID, the only problem I ran into was that the HID in the projection lamp actually focused the light so much that it melted the inside of the headlamp ever so slightly, but not significant enough to cause the fixture too not work. Modify the fixture at your own risk....Brian
2066112
No! I have HID bulbs in mine! Looks great! I've had them in for almost a year now. No problems at all!
850734
Better if aimed correctly. I strongly recommend swapping out the included H1 bulbs for HIDs.
951389
Yes.. you can use stock bulbs with these units. The connections are all the same.
579507
I have spec-d tunning projector headlamps on my car. I see no problems when I installed these hid in them.
910533
Most likely not. The base model are not equipped with the hid light assemblies. Only the s models coopers have hid lights.
1354637
Yes, there is no problem. These are all glass. Just make sure the lamp socket can handle the 100 W HID.
843919
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.
562098
I would probably day no. HID bulbs in my experience are usually different than traditional bulbs because of their discharge. If you look up any HID bulb, you will notice the difference. How this helps.
1620100
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.
1080202
Manufacturer does not say specifically, however, this may be helpful: https://assets.sylvania.com/assets/Documents/HID%20Generic%20Warranty.706bfa68-5b0b-4994-a2fb-584609a729b4.pdf
899113
These are not HID lamps, I just did a simple re-wire on mine and wired them for standard lighting, it was easier on my 2003. The plugs were different on the assemblies I received, so I cut, soldered and shrink wrapped the connections from the old light assemblies on to the new ones. The lamps are great and worth the price but for me it wasn't just a remove and replace on my 2003. There was a little head scratching involved, but the whole project was still done in under 2 hours. But again, I bypassed the HID to get it done quickly