All things HID here!!!
#491
Just call me sean. Really
They're worlds better than my halogens ever dreamed of being. Great by my standards. I know a retrofit would make them crazy good but that's extra money. I did get an idea though for a retrofit/custom look.
Basically, cut off the whole reflector part, put a plate on there, mount the projectors and some LEDs and run them out a clear lens. Or no lens at all, I'm not sure yet
#492
I havnt gotten any yet but was thinkn on gettn the Xenon kit...http://www.ebay.com/itm/HID-Conversi...item33552866d6 and yes I would be installing them my self..
#493
In the link you posted it lists several different applications like H4, 9004, 9007. You need the 9008/H13 kit. I hope they send you the right one. Personally, I would not waist the money on the Bi- Xenon. Just get the low beam kit and save the extra money. There is no high beam for our '04 to '08 F150's. It's the same bulb as the low beam. All the Bi- Xenon kit does is move the bulb back and fourth to change the distance of the bulb giving you a fake high beam look. I get more light out of my HID low beams vs when I click on the high beams. I have a '07 STX. As for a relay, the kit will come with one. It's all plug and play. Make sure you have good grounds. Ground them back to the battery if possible.
Last edited by fx2owner; 10-21-2011 at 07:34 PM.
#494
Senior Member
probably to a switched ground relay which i wouldnt recommend. i have mine plugged directly into the factory harness with the adapter wires. i grounded my headlights to the rad support instead of using the factory harness ground.
heres were i mounted my ballasts btw.
heres were i mounted my ballasts btw.
#495
sweet thx
Last edited by fx2owner; 10-22-2011 at 07:19 PM. Reason: typo
#496
Senior Member
I am looking at these by DDM for my 2000 F150:
Headlights (55W / H13 / High&Low / 5000K)
Foglights (35W / 9005 / 5000K)
My question is, there are options for "HID Harness - Dual in, Dual Out $15.00, Error Eliminator - Type 3 $15.00", do I need select these?
Headlights (55W / H13 / High&Low / 5000K)
Foglights (35W / 9005 / 5000K)
My question is, there are options for "HID Harness - Dual in, Dual Out $15.00, Error Eliminator - Type 3 $15.00", do I need select these?
#498
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I am looking at these by DDM for my 2000 F150:
Headlights (55W / H13 / High&Low / 5000K)
Foglights (35W / 9005 / 5000K)
My question is, there are options for "HID Harness - Dual in, Dual Out $15.00, Error Eliminator - Type 3 $15.00", do I need select these?
Headlights (55W / H13 / High&Low / 5000K)
Foglights (35W / 9005 / 5000K)
My question is, there are options for "HID Harness - Dual in, Dual Out $15.00, Error Eliminator - Type 3 $15.00", do I need select these?
https://www.f150forum.com/f37/extend...shipped-76843/
#499
Senior Member
Don't get that DDM crap. IF you're goin with a pNp kit order from Jon_To here. He sells the complete kit and I haven't had any problems with his kits (4 so far).
https://www.f150forum.com/f37/extend...shipped-76843/
https://www.f150forum.com/f37/extend...shipped-76843/
#500
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Can someone explain all the hype with these Jon To lights? They don't come with projectors which means they are just going to give off and big scattered blob of blinding light...isn't that correct? Can someone explain to me how these are so good when they don't come with projectors? HIDs without projectors defeats the purpose of the lights...right? If someone convinces me otherwise than maybe I will pick up a set, if not I will spend the money and go with a set of Recon projectors and do it right.