Hey guys,

Just wondering, are the DDM tuning HID kits plug n play for our fog lights? The correct size is H11 right?

Thanks!

 

Yes they are, i have a H11 kit in my ZX6R and the wiring harness should match a cobalt. However you might have to do what me and other people with ZX6R's had to do. If you plug it in and they dont turn on, the wire that runs from the bulb to the ballast, you have to break the plastic clips off and turn the plug backwards.

 

Ok thats no big deal, seems like a simple install! Thanks !

 

No problem. When temp were you thinking about getting? I got 8000K in my car and on both lights for my bike all from DDM. Cant go wrong for $40 per kit..lol

 

yep...i have 5k ddm slims in my fogs... so far so good

 

If nothing else I can take pics when I get my kit thursday

 

Might not be as simple as you're thinking. Especially if you've never done it before. Check out DDM's H11 install guide man. Go from there.

HERE'S THE LINK

 

take old bulb out
put hid one in
mount ballast
plug in

bam you have lights
easy as ****, idk what could be more easy

 

where did you guys mount the balasts for the fog lights? is there room under the headlight brackets for two balasts (assuming you have projectors and fog hids) or did you mount else where?

 

It is as simple as he is thinking, like someone already said, pull old bulb out. Connect the firing harness to the ballast and new bulb, put new bulb in. Zap Strap or use double sided tape to mount the ballast.


If you guys are looking at the same one i have then its easy. Heres mine, not sure if there is any slimmer then this so i think its the same one.

 

I got the H11 6000k fogs. Didn't get the slim kit, but i read a How-To on the site about the install, seems pretty basic...

Should def be a big upgrade from stock. Mine was $59 shipped to my door via USPS. When i get new headlights i'll most def get a HID kit for them from DDM, can't beat it, plus the warranty.

I'd probably get 6000k for my headlights too, i like the bright white.

 

Well if u went 6000k for fogs u gotta get the same for headlights, otherwise its going to look fucked. Heres what 8000k looks like...still white but a hint of blue.

 

Yea i figured haha. I wanted to stay away from the blueish tint, but i think the bright white looks good. I replaced my stock bulbs with some whiter ones and love it, so i can only imagine how much better these would look. Hopefully shipping doesn't take too long lol.

Those look good though!

 

I got 6000k in my headlights and love them

 

i have 6k headlights, 5 k fogs... since the fogs are projectors put out a different color. that matches perfectly

 

I like the blueish look so I went 8k headlights and fogs.

 

6k DDM kit in my headlights, great kit, love them.

 

lol at the link being difficult... i opened that bitch up and its 1 outta 5 for difficulty. lol

 

lol nice^

 

The only real hard part is gonna be if the lights don't turn on right away. Most of us that have done this before know what to do and look for to fix this. Those who have never messed with HID lights probably could figure it out, although they might need a little more help.

They are pretty easy to put in. Shouldn't be a problem for any first timer.

 

Im looking at the same kit but in the options the is a spot for HID Harness and there is a option for dual in, dual out. Do i need that or not

 

The dual in/dual out harness is a relay harness. Basically instead of having two separate relays it takes both signals in and puts power to both ballasts, hence dual in/dual out.

I just got the regular harness and it works fine.

 

Does the DDM kit plug in to the OEM H11 connector with an actual H11 plug or do you shove the spade ends in to it? My original kit in my bike from Visionbulbs (crappy vendor and I think they are still here under another name so beware) was labelled as plug and play and required me to shove spade connectors in to my bike's harness and that didn't sit well with me after being told otherwise.

 

I have HIDs on my bike too. Wouldn't live without them lol
6000K and 3000K