Alright so here they are... I'm pretty impressed with a cpl of them.. and for the field ones... u cant really see how far they shine but its pretty awesome.

Only one thing i've noticed that I may change eventually... When they first turn on, they flicker for 1-2 seconds and then steady out... I believe this is because I didn't put in a relayed harness... so SUGGESTION: put in a relay harness.

 

looks awesome man.. thinking about doing this now but i dont have much luck with hids, i have them in my headlights now but i have a history of burning them out or messing something up.. i would love to see pics of your wiring if possible, pppplllleeeaaassseeee

 

Ill see what I can do about getting pics of the wiring. They are all taped up but Ill still try. Although it will be a cpl days, I want to find a better way to secure the ballasts.

 

man thats a great mod was always wondering if it can be done just to lazy to try lol but now im gonna do it for sure hella difference

 

Any chance you have the rear view camera?

 

Ill take the stang.

 

No I dont

 

Wait, you don't have a relay harness? So you are firing these ballasts off of stock wiring? They take a ton of voltage to ignite the bulbs, thats a great way to start a fire. You need to wire them direct to the battery with higher awg wire and a proper fuse.

 

Thats awesome, but hope the wiring is correct..

 

Yup. From what I've read, u don't really need the harness on 35w HIDs. Not to say that's it's not sketchy thou. I plan on doing the relayed harness as soon as I take things back apart but since the reverse lights aren't on for long amounts of time, I'm not too worried.
And... When I installed them, I had them on for about 10 min to make sure everything worked right.. The taillights were still off and no hot wires.
The circuit has a fuse which should blow if too much power is being drawn. It's probably not good for the reverse switch thou.