This has a projector and standard reflection. I want to add HID's to the low beam if they are the projection. Anybody know?
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As long as the bulbs are not over 35 watts.Please let me know if there is anything else I can do for you or if you have any questions.Sincerely,Briana
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As long as the bulbs are not over 35 watts. Please let me know if there is anything else I can do for you or if you have any questions. Sincerely, Briana
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Hello, we do not recommend to add hid to projector the high intensity heat can melt the lens. Thank You
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The projection is going to "map" the profile of your ceiling. So you are going to see the projection going on your beam too. Is going to be visible but not dramatically. I have a large fan in the middle of my ceiling (witch is much worst than your beam) so part of the projection is on it. But because the projector can be angled so you can "aim" the portion of the ceiling you want and especially because the projection is rotating and every part of the projection is going to "fly" in front of you at one point, it never bother me.
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Get an HID conversion kit. That should help with you lows unfortunately it won't help you high beam.
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The low-beam uses an H7 bulb and the high-beam uses an H1. Search that with 8k and go with the kenson Conversion kit. Should be what you need to get set up right
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It works for hid and non hid. They come with light bulbs installed. You do need to adjust them to angle the projector. When I received mine and installed them they were barely aiming on the road.
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Yes. You have the same bulbs installed that my jeep had. You will have to dismantle the lenses from the headlight bucket and probably do some grinding on the headlight bucket to install the projectors. (see You Tube) After you get done with that work, and install the projectors, the beam pattern may be scattered by the flutes on the inside of your your headlight lenses. That means you might have to grind the flutes off the inside of your lenses and re-polish the inside of your lenses. (So you don't blind oncoming traffic with glare.) If you don't feel like doing this work, I recommend you install similar xenon lights in your grill. If you buy "driving lights" or "fog lights" they might have a built in bracket. If you put them higher in your grill they will be more useful than "pimp lights". You can rig them to your factory fog light switch probably. (using a relay, best) Remember, in order to see better, you want the low power 3500 K bulbs. These have more yellow light. Use the 35 watt setup sold everywhere. The yellow-white light can be seen by the human eye. The brilliant high power and high Kelvin (blue ) light is not in the range that can be seen by the human eye. These also blind oncoming traffic, and attract the police who will stop you to see if you have a brain. You will end up consulting this link for advice since he makes add on circuits for this exact modification. Without this guy's circuits, $35.00, you will not be able to get the high beams to work. (If your car is the same as my Jeep). http://www.wolstentech.com/products/timedelayrelay/tdr-s.php I installed these lights in my jeep, can now see at night, and am happy with them. But I also like tinkering around with stuff. If you are not into monkeying around with tools, go with the high mounted driving lights in your grill. I was happy with the lights and service from this company.
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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 never tried to. I high and low beam has worked fine for me. I use mine mostly for maintemance projects rather than a lead light.
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Yes you would need to do the conversion, I purchased mini d2s projectors and installed then in place of the originals and it took some engineering. But you can buy his bulbs that will fit the projectors that come in these be warned though these are designed for halogen bulbs and you will not get very good light output
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Yes, bulbs can be replaced - I upgraded to aftermarket HID's which worked perfect with this projector design.
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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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I took out the crappy low quality bulbs it came with (one was already out) and i put HID bulbs in their place, it looks amazing but you can probably use any regular bulb with them
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My car didn't come with projectors, but the bulb is the same exact size as the standard bulb, so if your projectors use 9003 bulbs, you should be fine.
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Move the positive wire to the low beam positive, on your harness to the HID kit. leave your Factory plug alone it's fine that way.and that would fix you problem,hope this helps.
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I am , the low beam are the Projector Headlights and are on as running lights, have worked ok for 7 mo.
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The projector bulb you should use is Part#: ELPLP42 / V13H010L42 this come with the housing.
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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.