HID's

eBay is full of 35 dollar kits. Do a search for H3 HID bulb kit.
I put them in my Trailblazer and they are great.
 
I actually have been looking on ebay, but my thought was does the same kits work for fog/driving lights as the kits for headlights? btw... ebay literally has hundreds
 
A H3 bulb is a H3 bulb. The module that comes with it will have to be mounted somewhere. Mine had a 12 inch lead on it. All you need is a hot from the switch and a ground. Very low amp draw on the HID's so a relay isnt mandatory.
 
i put them in my 500ffs, and they are BRIGHT... but the pattern isnt great. They dont have as wide a spread as with the regular bulbs, but the output they have makes up for it.
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There's a good how-to on youtube how to modify the housing to fit the bulbs
 
1badz2nv said:
i put them in my 500ffs, and they are BRIGHT... but the pattern isnt great. They dont have as wide a spread as with the regular bulbs, but the output they have makes up for it.
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There's a good how-to on youtube how to modify the housing to fit the bulbs
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There needs to be a good how-to on youtube for modifying your headlight housings with projectors so you're not blinding oncoming traffic with your poor light pattern and ridiculously bright output.
 
13bullets said:
There needs to be a good how-to on youtube for modifying your headlight housings with projectors so you're not blinding oncoming traffic with your poor light pattern and ridiculously bright output.
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This.

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13bullets said:
There needs to be a mandatory how-to on youtube for modifying your headlight housings with projectors so you're not blinding oncoming traffic with your poor light pattern and ridiculously bright output.
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if they are adjusted properly,and the driver isnt an idiot, you wont blind anybody. i've had these for 3 years and MAYBE 4-5 people have flashed their brights at me. Coincidently, all while i was pulling a trailer.
 
He was talking about his Hella 500 auxillary lights.
I have aftermarket HID's in my daily driver and with proper adjustment I get no complaints. Projectors do make a lot of difference in the pattern, but when they pop over a hill and hit you in the eyes they are pretty blinding as well.
 
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