Will I need this to install HID's for a 98 Honda Civic EX?
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It's recommend. The hids may draw a sudden surge of power when initially turned on, causing weird electrical problems. This relay will isolate them power wise from the rest of the electrical system. I recommend it highly.
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If you want to retrofit some HIDs I don't see why not, it's exactly the same housing as stock, except it has clearer plastic and halos, also a sharper cutoff of the lens IMO. Just make sure you have. The power for everything.
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Not 100% sure dnt know if yours has hids cuz some come with hids. If it doesnt then it does.Is your the evolution??
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The kits are pretty universal in regards to the wiring. You just need the make sure you order the kit with the correct bulb for your car.
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Yes. I have a 98 Civic LX. The lugnuts are fake on the hub cap. The metal tabs on the inside are what holds it on. Just remember you will still need to remove the stock hub caps, which can be a pain.
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yes these will work for all HID bulbs it doesn't matter what type of bulbs you have in your car... I've used a HID 35w H4 5000k bulbs and it works perfectly with no problems for all these months...
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It really shouldn't matter the connections are going through the connections of the hid kit wiring which would be the same with most bulb sizes
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Most likely not as long as the bulb you are replacing is a standard 194 or 168 wedge bulb. The need for conversion kits are for those cars that have a feature that alerts you when a lamp burns out because these LEDs don't draw enough power to be detected by the computer. The kit fools the computer into thinking there is a standard incandescent bulb plugged in. This mostly applies to newer and "higher end" vehicles than an 89 Civic - I'm pretty sure your car doesn't have that feature, so you should be fine.
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Yes, If you vehicle is equipped with the stock halogen assemblies. These are not HID (Xenon) assemblies.
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As long as your car can accept h4 hid bulbs then yes. My Honda had the part number 9003 for the bulb. As long as you see h4 or 9003 or hb2. Google what bulbs came with the car when it was new or check the Owners manual and the search that followed my hid. Example I searched 9003 hid kit. A lot of times the same bulb has a few different names. I hope this helps
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The Depo Headlight kit that I received did come with an adapter harness to work with the 02-03 Civic Si H4 (9003) oem Harness. Short answer ... Yes.
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Indeed you do need a balast in order for these hid lights to function, these are just for replacement of burnt out bulbs.
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Yes. It is every thing you need. Motor and all. I put one in a 98 civic ex. Works great.
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hello, I installed the headlights on honda civic 96 without any problem, must be added halogen bulbs.must remove the bumper, but it is very easy, you can do it at home.I recommend installing a switch separately with the Angel Eye, so they are not on all the time. only when you want it. if you prefer the Angel Eye connects to the lights position, but always be on.100% recommend these headlights
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Hello, Unfortunately the item is not compatible with HID item is just halogen type. Thank you
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I would recommend contacting the company first as I myself wouldn't mix and match parts from different kits. However if your current HID setup is from Kensun I would again contact the company directly because why spend a lot of money on an entire kit when you only need bulbs and a ballast. If you go the kit route and your current HIDs are non-Kensun I would recommend swapping out the whole set-up and just using all of the same parts.
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HelloWe dont recomend you use HID lights, it can possibly melt the housing.Thank you