Hid heads and fogs
#1
Mugicinal Engineer
Thread Starter
Hid heads and fogs
So I want to put HIDS in both headlights and foglights - ive been looking through tons of threads and see a lot of different reviews. Ive been thinking about buying DDM HID kits, because they are in my backyard. Some people swear by DDM others say they are complete trash. Id like to do the retrofits but I just bought new headlights and im really not looking to stick them in the oven and hope I dont totally screw them up. Maybe later down the line ill do retrofits - but for the time being what would you all reccomend for installing a plug N play HID kit...
#4
Senior Member
Ddm is the only kits ive ran so far in my cars and soon to be in my motorcycle. Probably the only kit i will run in the future as well. Shipping is slow for me in jersey but ive never had a problem with their products yet. And ive heard from other people that they have great customer service when it comes to needing to return or exchange a product
#5
Unless you go high end most of the plug and play kits are the same. I've used and installed many different kits ddm being a few of them and they are all pretty decent for the price and they all work fine. All I'd recommend to you is buy a second relay for the h13 headlights. The single relay piggy backs off one of your headlights to feed the other meaning your drivers side headlight harness goes no where. Running 2 relays will also fix the problem with the high beam staying locked on after turning them off if your fog lights were on. Single relay somehow acts like a holding circuit under those conditions. If you decide on the 2 relay option down size your fuses to 15A fuses the 20A no longer needed. This is also still a plug and play option just don't use the piggy back harnesses. Just my 2 cents
#6
Mugicinal Engineer
Thread Starter
Unless you go high end most of the plug and play kits are the same. I've used and installed many different kits ddm being a few of them and they are all pretty decent for the price and they all work fine. All I'd recommend to you is buy a second relay for the h13 headlights. The single relay piggy backs off one of your headlights to feed the other meaning your drivers side headlight harness goes no where. Running 2 relays will also fix the problem with the high beam staying locked on after turning them off if your fog lights were on. Single relay somehow acts like a holding circuit under those conditions. If you decide on the 2 relay option down size your fuses to 15A fuses the 20A no longer needed. This is also still a plug and play option just don't use the piggy back harnesses. Just my 2 cents
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