HID Lights

[kingoftf]

Hi there, just seen this on ebay.

NACHRÜST HID SATZ KIT SET BI-XENON H4-3 24V HI LOW NEU - eBay (item 260325030175 end time Jan-30-09 00:01:55 PST)

Does it work well?

And does the HID bulb fits into the H4 socket without a huge DIY?

Just have to "throw away" my additionai Long-Distance Halogen-Lights because with the winch installed there´s no space left in the front of my BJ40 for the big boys (9")

I´ve talked to some guys in a German Forum but in Germany you´ll be in trouble with this lights installed (Technical Inspection and Laws)

 

[marcovgv]

that looks like the hella ballast I have on my rig. im not sure about these particular ones but they look like good stuff. If they say H4 then I am assuming they fit mine do. I have a set of ipf headlights and my bulbs plug right in .

 

[kingoftf]

Thanks,

I´ll order them because the output of the normal lights is not that powerful.

 

[Plum Crazy 72]

I would love to see the outcome of this, please post some pics of the final product. Let us know if this was a good idea or not.

Elwin

 

[joeyg1973]

I think that in the USA HID's are outlawed on the federal level unless they are self leveling. Please correct me if I am wrong.

 

[joeyg1973]

I think that in the USA HID's are outlawed on the federal level unless they are self leveling. Please correct me if I am wrong.

I went and looked this up. It is only in Europe that it is required as far as what wikipedia has to say on the matter.

 

[ChrisK]

Note that this particular ebay item seems to be a 24V, not 12V system.

You can increase your stock lighting output a lot by adding relays; Painless Wiring and Susquehanna MotorSports both have systems that are pretty easy to install.