HID conversion question.
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I have a question about the HID conversion kits. I bought a 95 x300 a bit ago and have been kicking around the idea of converting my headlamps over to HID. My questions are?
1. Am i going to get a error code?
2. If i do get a error code do I have to put some type of resistor in the mix?
3.How are the headlamps going to hold up (Haze, Heat issues on the inners)?
Thanks.
1. Am i going to get a error code?
2. If i do get a error code do I have to put some type of resistor in the mix?
3.How are the headlamps going to hold up (Haze, Heat issues on the inners)?
Thanks.
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I had planned to do HID conversions on a couple of cars and bikes I have owned over the years
Problem is its not good to turn them off and on quickly can shorten lifespan dramatically so I thought what would be the point I.E. flash mode and short trips and cost
I eventually needed to clean my lenses as they seemed to be foggy after all the years I pulled them apart cleaned them with dish washing detergent and a bottle brush put some little blue parker globes and used some Philips night vision globes didn't increase the wattage just newer technology globes
I now have the white look from the blue parker globes and awsome hedlights if I was going to convert any lights to HID it would be the fog lights they can be switched on and off seperatly and dont have a passing flash feature in the end I just put 5000k super white globes in them works really well
Problem is its not good to turn them off and on quickly can shorten lifespan dramatically so I thought what would be the point I.E. flash mode and short trips and cost
I eventually needed to clean my lenses as they seemed to be foggy after all the years I pulled them apart cleaned them with dish washing detergent and a bottle brush put some little blue parker globes and used some Philips night vision globes didn't increase the wattage just newer technology globes
I now have the white look from the blue parker globes and awsome hedlights if I was going to convert any lights to HID it would be the fog lights they can be switched on and off seperatly and dont have a passing flash feature in the end I just put 5000k super white globes in them works really well
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