HID light Kit

[Robert Caffyn]

A couple of shots of the Retro Solutions kit I bought.



This one shows the ballast on the drivers side. Drill and a screw to hold it

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This is the ballast on the passengers side

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This is the fogs with the Luminics Titanium Ultra White bulbs. They are around 5K.

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This is the HIDs on with the fogs. They are an 8K bulb.

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This is the wiring/fuse that goes into the fuse block

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[VideoITGuy]

Bob,

Thanks for the photos. You now have me thinking about making the plunge to HID!



Greg Smith

 

[Tommy Moore]

What does that setup cost? nline:

 

[Robert Caffyn]

Tom, its from the site below. I think it was around $153.99 for the 35watt kit. The new 55watt kit is $161.99. I am thinking of putting the 55w kit in to see if the lights trigger the computer in the dash telling me to "check left/right headlight. Cause the 35w kit does that. Bob

 

[Mike S 3]

Those are some really small balasts, made installation easy i bet! how quick do they 'warm up' when switching them on?



as for the bulb out warning, you will need to install some inline canbus warning cancellers. a higher wattage HID bulb will still draw less current than a halogen bulb setting off the warning...

 

[Robert Caffyn]

Mike, the slim digital ballasts are even smaller! As far as "heat up", less than 15 seconds to full output. Bob