HID Fog Light Install

[gr8snkbite]

Originally Posted by SpeedRacer

GR8,

Excellent "how to" thread and outcome. I would love to do this mod, but I'm wondering if it's a bit too involved.... Thanks again.

Stuart

it actually only took a couple of hours. at least it'll give you some ideas...

[Johnny Dangerously]

Originally Posted by Hans

Is this the bulb that switches from high to low beam with the same bulb? and was the wiring harness a plug and play, like mount the blast and install the bulbs? I know it takes time have to remove the valance in front etc,

Yes, high & low beam, although the high beam brightness isn't any different on my set. Yes, it is plug & play, but I did do something differnt than the instructions said. They tell you to tape over the OEM connector with tape since it is not needed for the install I took the OEM light bulb & removed the bulb & wiring & then filled it with a 2-part epoxy plug instead.


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[Hans]

Originally Posted by Joe G

Just buy them direct from here: HID Conversion Kits - Bi-Xenon Model (Dual Beam Xenon) VVME.COM LLC Your Best HID KIT Supplier


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Do you have this kit installed in your car? I like the price,and this is also a dual bulb? How well does it work on high and low beam and does flash to pass work? Gotta love the black car!

[Joe G]

Originally Posted by Hans

Do you have this kit installed in your car? I like the price,and this is also a dual bulb? How well does it work on high and low beam and does flash to pass work? Gotta love the black car!

Someone else here posted that link - they bought it from them directly.

I'll look - but I can't remember who it was right now.


They said they looked and worked great.


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[iceman]

I have it with the 8K bulb. It really brightens up the road but it is so bright I get flashed as if I am using brights....then I blast them to let them know I am not an idiot - I just have bright lights. I need to get the fogs done to make them match but it just has not been a priority for me given that I never need them with these lights. I kinda like the blue tint too although it probably is a little on the ricer side...I can't help it - it looks cool when you look at the car with them on.

[Hans]

I was thinking of going with the 6000 color temp a white blue. The price fro the set at under a hundred is very cheap, the cheapest I have seen. If all the plugs work right and the wireing is good I'll order them up. I just want to be sure some one here has used this product on their Shelby. You can only e-mail the company.

[TOMMY GUN]

Originally Posted by Hans

I was thinking of going with the 6000 color temp a white blue. The price fro the set at under a hundred is very cheap, the cheapest I have seen. If all the plugs work right and the wireing is good I'll order them up. I just want to be sure some one here has used this product on their Shelby. You can only e-mail the company.

GT500FlyBoy has these on his car.

[Johnny Dangerously]

Originally Posted by Hans

I was thinking of going with the 6000 color temp a white blue. The price fro the set at under a hundred is very cheap, the cheapest I have seen. If all the plugs work right and the wireing is good I'll order them up. I just want to be sure some one here has used this product on their Shelby. You can only e-mail the company.

I've got the 6000k bulbs. I like them a lot.


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[TOMMY GUN]

Originally Posted by Johnny Dangerously

I've got the 6000k bulbs. I like them a lot.


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This is confusing.

I don't know which kit everyone is talking about. Too much back and forth.

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[Johnny Dangerously]

Originally Posted by TOMMY GUN

This is confusing.

I don't know which kit everyone is talking about. Too much back and forth.

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The temperature defines the color of the bulb.

• The 4300K HID Kit emits a pure white light with zero traces of blue. This is the kit to get if you want the brightness of HIDs without the blueish tint.
• The 6000K HID Kit offers a nice white light with just a small hint of blue mixed in. This is by far one of the more popular kits.
• The 8000K HID Kit offers a more blueish-white light than the 4300K & 6000K. Go with this kit if you want to stand out a little bit more.
• The 10000K HID Kit offers a deeper blue light with a smaller amount of whiteish tint. In some cases, the light can look almost purple. Get this kit if you want a pure blue, almost purple light from your headlights.
• If you are looking to have an even deeper purple color, email us for the availability of a 12000K HID Kit.

2005+ Mustang Bixenon HID Kit


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[TOMMY GUN]

I meant the back and forth between the Foreign kit and the kit you have.

Is the 600 kit still fine w/ your tint? I don't remember.

I'm sure I'll ask again in a month when I finally get around to this. LOL

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[SpeedRacer]

Originally Posted by TOMMY GUN

I meant the back and forth between the Foreign kit and the kit you have.

Is the 600 kit still fine w/ your tint? I don't remember.

I'm sure I'll ask again in a month when I finally get around to this. LOL

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The 6000 kit gives you a nice intense "white" light. Anything thing above that , starts to give you the bluish "ricer" look...

[Johnny Dangerously]

Originally Posted by TOMMY GUN

I meant the back and forth between the Foreign kit and the kit you have.

Is the 600 kit still fine w/ your tint? I don't remember.

I'm sure I'll ask again in a month when I finally get around to this. LOL

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Yes, it works fine with the tint.


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[Johnny Dangerously]

Originally Posted by SpeedRacer

The 6000 kit gives you a nice intense "white" light. Anything thing above that , starts to give you the bluish "ricer" look...

There's a little blue in the 6000k. 4300k is the pure white.


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[Hans]

Originally Posted by Johnny Dangerously

The temperature defines the color of the bulb.

• The 4300K HID Kit emits a pure white light with zero traces of blue. This is the kit to get if you want the brightness of HIDs without the blueish tint.
• The 6000K HID Kit offers a nice white light with just a small hint of blue mixed in. This is by far one of the more popular kits.
• The 8000K HID Kit offers a more blueish-white light than the 4300K & 6000K. Go with this kit if you want to stand out a little bit more.
• The 10000K HID Kit offers a deeper blue light with a smaller amount of whiteish tint. In some cases, the light can look almost purple. Get this kit if you want a pure blue, almost purple light from your headlights.
• If you are looking to have an even deeper purple color, email us for the availability of a 12000K HID Kit.

2005+ Mustang Bixenon HID Kit


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This is the kit I was refering to link below, I know stang mods kit. I was wonderling if any one has bought and installed this kit, it is cheap.

HID Conversion Kits - Bi-Xenon Model (Dual Beam Xenon) VVME.COM LLC Your Best HID KIT Supplier

[TOMMY GUN]

Originally Posted by Hans

This is the kit I was refering to link below, I know stang mods kit. I was wonderling if any one has bought and installed this kit, it is cheap.

HID Conversion Kits - Bi-Xenon Model (Dual Beam Xenon) VVME.COM LLC Your Best HID KIT Supplier

This is the kit that I said earlier that GT500FlyBoy has on his 40th. (Or is it a Super Snake?)

I can't keep up with all these different versions crap.

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[Johnny Dangerously]

Originally Posted by Hans

This is the kit I was refering to link below, I know stang mods kit. I was wonderling if any one has bought and installed this kit, it is cheap.

HID Conversion Kits - Bi-Xenon Model (Dual Beam Xenon) VVME.COM LLC Your Best HID KIT Supplier

Flyboy's got them.
HID Fog Light Install


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[Hans]

Thanks for your help I PM GT500 flyboy.