HELP WITH HID KIT INSTALL!!!

[putnam88]

i bought some new head lights for my car and they came with hid kit i am not sure how to hook it up and i dont see how hi and low beam could hook up or is it just one brightness














i get how all three hook up just not after that


so pleas if n e one can help thanx

 

[BK_CAULEY]

this might help http://forums.stangnet.com/showthread.php?t=612779&highlight=hid

 

[iwashmycar]

just one brightness. It doesnt look like that thread will help much because like it says...its "the right way"....which is actually using a projector so that there isnt a bunch of glare...but thats another story lol.

Im guessing you have 2 of each of those, so it'd just be power to ballast to bulb if im not mistaken

also....post results of this. Are you using stock style headlights...by that I mean no projector housing?

You should take some pictures of how they light up a wall or garage door for us!

 

[putnam88]

yeah i ordered on peice head lights and yeah no projector so i went cheap to c if it would be worth more money and time to do it right

 

[savegoodautonfg]

It will look awesome but you will have glare.

 

[smr]

It looks like you bought a single beam kit. they do make a Hi?low kit for 9004 bulbs. A few options available. Xenon+Halogen, Xenon + Xenon, flexible (motorized housing). HID are really simple to hook up if you have the right kit. You need a power form a constant source on the car. If your kit didnt come with relay setup i would recommend running a relay. I can draw something for you to wire in a relay. If it came with relay and its a plug and play kit then you should have just one plug from the factory harness 9back of stock light bulb) and power and ground. Hardest part should be mounting the ballast and routing the wires clean. HID are worth it even if you have stock housings. i have stock housings (latemodel restoration) with xenon+xenon in mine. I sell and install HID so hit me up if you need any more help.

 

[Mustang5L5]

You are going to need some relays to power that setup.