can this ballast work with a 8000k bulb
1880385
I bought these to replace my old ballasts because one of them went out. When I got the 2 new ballast only 1 of them worked. I messaged the seller through amazon and I never got a response. I say buy at your own risk.
1880386
I don't have a lot of experience with the HID lighting but I can tell you that this will power a 8,000K bulb. now if you bulb is a 55w bulb it will not be as bright as it should. So it is best to make sure the wattage's match if you want the maximum output.
1880387
Yes. However, the ballasts themselves are terrible and will die after a few days if you're lucky enough for them to work out of the box. Customer support is nonexistent. Do not buy this product.
1880388
Yes all Ballasts are universal It doesn't matter what the bulb size or color is. As long as it has the amp connectors which almost every single aftermarket HID kit has. Hope this Helps!
1880389
I'm using 6000K, however in my opinion as long as 8000K requires 35w power, it should work.
512356
I have used this ballast only for T12 lamps. T8's have smaller diameter and generally take less power. This ballast would probably work electrically but is wider (1.4 vs 1.1 inches) than a T8 ballast and might not fit the lamp fixture. GE sells T8 ballasts like the 72275 GE232-MV-N. In Amazon, search for "ballast T8" and look among the candidates to match the number of lamps in the fixture, their length (24", 48", 96", etc.) and their wattage.
1306410
All you need to do see research the bulb size of the silverado which you can get from your manual or search online. It will most likely be 9006 for the low beam or H11. Something like that. When you go to choose your hid kit, the 8000k refers to the color/power output from the ballast. The lowest is 6000k which if I remember correctly is yellow and goes up to 14000k which like a purple. Hope this help you mak a decision.
1159074
No, it won't. You have to find a convert kit with 9006 bulbs, like that http://www.amazon.com/Xenon-Ballast-Lampen-9006-HB4-55W-6000K/dp/B008MU2PJ4/ref=sr_1_5?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1379456965&sr=1-5&keywords=HID+Kit+9006+6000K+Xenon+HID+Light
2253738
Terry, this. Ballast works perfectly with two tubes of 40 W, it is also very cheap.
1520876
ballast is bypassed, would not work. I'd suggest labels for hot and neutral too.
2106217
There is specs in the user manual. This is replacement bulb for a conversion kit, which was an upgrade for halogen lights. If you don't have a set of working "ballast", you'll need to get conversion kit with fitted bulbs. (A conversion kit includes a pair of ballasts and bulbs, so if h11 is the one, look for xenon conversion kit h11. And the thousand K is for the color of the light)
710369
It should, if the numbers match according to the REMANUFACTURED part's description. Also I strongly suggest swapping the ballast with the one on your working light. Just a few screws for an easy swap. Just remember there is potential for extremely high stored voltage. I bought before checking and needlessly purchased new ballast. Bulbs were good as well. Seems problem exists in wiring within light assembly. One side fixed with new assembly ($850 new). I'm looking for used before ticketed by cops. Already stopped two or three times for intermittent issue. VERY DISTURBING
1415336
the reason for the ballast is to convert DC into AC. So if you're replacing one, as long as it's for a 35w hid bulb, it'll work perfectly.
1773204
Yes. As long as p/n is the same (85122). Not sure where they (Amazon) are getting 1875 Watts. Thought it may be ballast related but not sure. May also be misprint
1577740
If your ballast will handle extra wattage, will be fine. Most likely it will.
1246236
I am not sure. You should be able to get the Manufacture number off the ballast in there now.
1006738
this Ballast is awesome, it turned on fast, and i used 8000k and its bright. i would recommend this products
1535087
It will. The connection from the bulb's wiring to the ballast should be the same as the old one.
1340606
This will more than likely work fine, ballasts are not that picky. they sell these at walmart now too for a lil bit more if you don't want to wait.
150983
6000k is white with a hint of blue, 8000k is more blue. The higher the kelvin the darker the color and the less brighter the light. A lot of the brightness also has to do with the quality of the ballast as well as the headlight design.
1424755
Yes it will work but ballast won't last as long I lost a digital ballast never used them again