HID Fog Lights
this is http://www.sonicelectronix.com/ they have everything for cheap price
You can get one from Low Beam: H8/H9/H11 - Relay Harnesses from The Retrofit Source Inc.
You can get one from Low Beam: H8/H9/H11 - Relay Harnesses from The Retrofit Source Inc.
I checked all the wires because I thought that was the problem also, but whenever I took the hids out. I replaced them with new halogens and everything was fine and they are still working perfect.
must be a bad ballast or something then, never had any problems with HIDs blowing fuses in any of the vehicles I installed them into. The only problem I had was the 05 Dodge Ram, when you use a relay harness it thinks the bulb is out and throws a bulb out light on the dash, even with resistors since the power draw is so minimal from the headlight socket....
hook up one side and turn it on, then try the other ballast, might have a faulty ballast.
hook up one side and turn it on, then try the other ballast, might have a faulty ballast.
You can get one from Low Beam: H8/H9/H11 - Relay Harnesses from The Retrofit Source Inc.
the guys at TRS were pretty helpful but man,they totally fucked me.
i ordered 4300k HID's for my fogs and they messed the order up....2 times!!
finally after about 3 weeks they got my order right. never again will i use those guys.
must be a bad ballast or something then, never had any problems with HIDs blowing fuses in any of the vehicles I installed them into. The only problem I had was the 05 Dodge Ram, when you use a relay harness it thinks the bulb is out and throws a bulb out light on the dash, even with resistors since the power draw is so minimal from the headlight socket....
hook up one side and turn it on, then try the other ballast, might have a faulty ballast.
hook up one side and turn it on, then try the other ballast, might have a faulty ballast.
Anything below 6000k should be perfectly legal. 6000k would be up to the officers discretion because you can technically see "blue" in it but there's very little. As for your halo question, as far as we know, aftermarket fog lights with build in halos won't fit, however, you could get some waterproof halos, glue them in place, and wire them up. It's been done a few times.
must be a bad ballast or something then, never had any problems with HIDs blowing fuses in any of the vehicles I installed them into. The only problem I had was the 05 Dodge Ram, when you use a relay harness it thinks the bulb is out and throws a bulb out light on the dash, even with resistors since the power draw is so minimal from the headlight socket....
hook up one side and turn it on, then try the other ballast, might have a faulty ballast.
hook up one side and turn it on, then try the other ballast, might have a faulty ballast.
just for reference
Ebay kit, 5000k, used for 4 years, no problems. (my 9007 were sylvania in the pic)
waiting to go 4300k, 5000k looks kind of blue for me when standing to the side of a car w/4300k lol
Ebay kit, 5000k, used for 4 years, no problems. (my 9007 were sylvania in the pic)
waiting to go 4300k, 5000k looks kind of blue for me when standing to the side of a car w/4300k lol
my 5000k were ZERO blue

5000k morimoto bubs in low beams and fog lights. 4300-5000k is a very nice white with no blue
Also love my 2500k nokya yellow halogens I have now though.

5000k morimoto bubs in low beams and fog lights. 4300-5000k is a very nice white with no blue
Also love my 2500k nokya yellow halogens I have now though.
i can vouch for the 2500k nokya hyper yellow. tommy p sent me a pic of them in his evo. i bought a pair on ebay. installed them and love them! nice golden yellow.
i have an h11 3k hid kit from buy hids for sale.
was running for 3 minutes and i didnt like them
i have an h11 3k hid kit from buy hids for sale.
was running for 3 minutes and i didnt like them


