2015 Anzo Headlights
06-14-2016, 07:54 PM
#641
Those look pretty cool actually... I'm really tempted to buy a set myself to test out the LED's in them... people keep emailing me to find out if LED kits (and HID kits) will fit in there... I honestly have no clue... where would you put the ballast/etc.
When you installed them do you recall if the interior had a big opening like on the OEM? (meaning, a place to hide an LED or HID ballast?).
What price did you pay for them and from where? My distributor prices SUCK on Anzo, i think I can get them cheaper on amazon.
When you installed them do you recall if the interior had a big opening like on the OEM? (meaning, a place to hide an LED or HID ballast?).
What price did you pay for them and from where? My distributor prices SUCK on Anzo, i think I can get them cheaper on amazon.
06-14-2016, 07:59 PM
#642
Ok, now that I understand more about HID, there are still some questions for noobs like me. planning to get 35W HID. You need to explain this to me like I'm five. Although my wife thinks I act like a 5 year old from time to time.
1. Will I need a relay harness and capacitor installed? Or will the relay harness alone deal with the flicker?
2. Where are you getting the power from to run the outer LED when ignition is on. (remember, explain like I'm 5 years old).
3. Recommended HID kit
4. Why not a 55W HID kit?
5. Can someone please post a picture of their wiring harness just to get an idea how messy it can get?
1. Will I need a relay harness and capacitor installed? Or will the relay harness alone deal with the flicker?
2. Where are you getting the power from to run the outer LED when ignition is on. (remember, explain like I'm 5 years old).
3. Recommended HID kit
4. Why not a 55W HID kit?
5. Can someone please post a picture of their wiring harness just to get an idea how messy it can get?
2) ANZO headlights are prewired to light up the LED
Winjet headlights you will need external power
3) a lot of people have used the hid kit from the retrofit source, cheaper brands like opt7 and such are fine as well
4) not sure why 55w kit wouldn't work but it might draw more current
5) you can scroll through this thread as some have posted install pics. Mine is very clean looking with the wires being hide.
Really a simple install if you have installed HID's before
One tip I'll give you if you go ANZO hid direction.
Check the height of your halogen beam and tape it off. This way you will have a reference point when you install your HID's
Check your aim before you bolt everything back up.
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Two23Three (06-14-2016)
06-14-2016, 08:42 PM
#644
Senior Member
1) yes to relay and capicator
2) ANZO headlights are prewired to light up the LED
Winjet headlights you will need external power
3) a lot of people have used the hid kit from the retrofit source, cheaper brands like opt7 and such are fine as well
4) not sure why 55w kit wouldn't work but it might draw more current
5) you can scroll through this thread as some have posted install pics. Mine is very clean looking with the wires being hide.
Really a simple install if you have installed HID's before
One tip I'll give you if you go ANZO hid direction.
Check the height of your halogen beam and tape it off. This way you will have a reference point when you install your HID's
Check your aim before you bolt everything back up.
2) ANZO headlights are prewired to light up the LED
Winjet headlights you will need external power
3) a lot of people have used the hid kit from the retrofit source, cheaper brands like opt7 and such are fine as well
4) not sure why 55w kit wouldn't work but it might draw more current
5) you can scroll through this thread as some have posted install pics. Mine is very clean looking with the wires being hide.
Really a simple install if you have installed HID's before
One tip I'll give you if you go ANZO hid direction.
Check the height of your halogen beam and tape it off. This way you will have a reference point when you install your HID's
Check your aim before you bolt everything back up.
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Two23Three (06-14-2016)
06-14-2016, 10:19 PM
#645
correct if you want them on all the time you will need to add a circuit. Or you can get the led to come on by my turning on your lights to the second position or more
06-15-2016, 01:54 AM
#646
Pardon my ignorance, but after watching the ANZO install, I just don't get which wire you attach to the add a circuit to power the LEDs.
06-15-2016, 02:06 AM
#647
Senior Member
Originally Posted by rcaldw9
where did you get the grill? What did you pay if you don't mind me asking
I ordered from ebay@galaxymoto.com
06-15-2016, 10:40 AM
#648
06-15-2016, 12:23 PM
#649
Senior Member
Winjets on the other hand, require the "add a circuit". Although I have not installed Winjets before.
06-15-2016, 12:28 PM
#650