does this properly project hid light
587606
They come with cheap lights that will burn out. Go buy some good bright white ones and replace before install. But they are brighter than factory
587607
These lights make almost a box, for light. They look cool, but you need to get leds if you want to see anything
587608
I'm no expert but it seems to....I can tell you that they are much better than the factory headlights.
587609
With the right adjustments they work beautifully. Only downside is people often think the low beams are high beams.I love them.
442025
No. You need a fixture designed for this type of bulb. Google 'HID Lighting' and that should point you in the right direction. This bulb uses an Mogul base that is much larger than a regular light bulb socket. Hope this helps.
319238
Not really. There is a stud with the wires inside it that is screwed into the light and has 2 nuts on it to mount. It worked for me without making any additional mounts. I did unscrew the stud from the housing though and put red locktite on it and screwed it back in to make it more secure.
1411325
Yes. it is powered with a hot and neutral set of wires, so it does not need to pass through an incandescent bulb to work.
2280639
I use 55w hids with a high 4 relay. The beams are nice the housings are the third set I've had and the only ones I've been happy with so far I also bought them as a possibility to do real projector retrofit in the future.
1323829
Yes it does, but if you want to make the daytime running lights HID I would do it before installing it on your car. Much easier and it'll save you the trouble of removing the bumper just to change a bulb.
658839
Hi Randy. I have a couple of these units. Sorry, no, they won't act as HID. They are strictly SPP. Great units if you need a "wireless serial cable," with a few limitations.
2144465
This projects about 4100 lumens - the legal limit. HID are only made for cars that have projector headlights or a fine shine that won't blind other drivers. Trust me I am a I.T. Technician
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
1008434
Should, it just receives the light, converts to electrical impulses, and sends to a diode. Same light received is transmitted, works great.
1456581
I believe so.... I am mainly using this for home theater in a dark room, it does well. But some light didn't affect the projection. It's best thing is its life of bulb, less weight and power saving
1895705
I replaced my high beam bulb with these and have had no problems, however it is purely cosmetic. Standard headlight housings or HID projector lens are not designed to project the light from an LED. I don't use my high beams and just wanted a light that was going to match closely with switchback LEDs I have installed for my blinkers. The light is bright, but it just scatters all over the place and is useless for .driving
300319
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
464829
It should not flicker, HID's are the ones that usually flicker because of the lower voltage. This is just plug and play, Works just fine.
535424
Yes. It has a small motor that simply changes the angle of the bulb to project it out further. Works great.
1939776
No, its a static position. I installed 2 of these in my camper van and they work well. The light is disbursed enough for us to see in the rear of the van at night with no other lighting.
2128306
no. That would be dependent on the hid kit that you buy to go with this projector. remember, this is only the projector that houses the bulb from the hid kit.