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Upgrades are coming.
I searched and didn't see anyone mention it. It's reasonably priced on Amazon right now and got good reviews.
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They offer the kit for high and low beams. I was planning on using the OEM housing. Would that not work?Getting ready to install my Depos. I saw the good reviews also so will likely go with their H-1 Kit. Are you doing the Depos also? If so, what are you going to do for the high beams?
Bob
What would be the impact? I am assuming obnoxiously bright? Do you know of a better solution to get brighter than factory without changing housing?Please don't put hids in a non projector housing. Your fellow motorists will thank you!
They're blinding because they reflect light every where instead of focusing. Hir bulbs and the Slee harness an excellent option, and one I'll be doing soon.What would be the impact? I am assuming obnoxiously bright? Do you know of a better solution to get brighter than factory without changing housing?
Okay thanks, I am assuming LEDs would have the same issue?They're blinding because they reflect light every where instead of focusing. Hir bulbs and the Slee harness an excellent option, and one I'll be doing soon.
I don't know much about LEDs, but I would assume so.Okay thanks, I am assuming LEDs would have the same issue?
Daniel Stern Lighting Consultancy and SupplyWhat would be the impact? I am assuming obnoxiously bright? Do you know of a better solution to get brighter than factory without changing housing?
Thanks a lot, I am going to go with the best halogen bulbs I can find.
It's also possible your lights can be adjusted such that it isn't an issue.
On the other hand, OEM HID lights in new BMWs (etc.) are also annoyingly bright.
x 2 for letting other drivers see.They are set in proper housings and are only too bright to on coming traffic when at higher angles....the same angles that halogens are also too bright. I promise yours are likely more annoying as well as likely not legal. Most states have laws on the books about modifying factory lighting. I know that "everyone does it" but it really drives me crazy too see HID's in halogen housings. I contend that you actually decrease your safety a bit. The ability to see better is merely an illusion as outlined in the article I posted and then you're blinding oncoming drivers. Often their job is to accurately guide their vehicle at a high rate of speed and pass within a few feet of you without actually hitting you head on. Personally I'd like the other driver to be able to see just as well. Just food for thought.
Some of us have installed Phillips 9011 HIR's at all 4 locations. They are 65W and a good bit brighter. I have never been flashed by oncoming drivers and others will concur.
Yes a slight bit of trimming to the bulb but nothing much. You might try to install with no trimming. IIRC, I trimmed a little too much on the first one I put in and ended up putting a zip tie on it to ensure security. Once you have the old ones out its easy to see what you need to do. Picked mine up at Napa for just under $20 each.Do you have any pictures of the 9011 HIR's on the truck? Any changes to the connections to make it fit?