Do I really need to buy one of these to install my HIDs?
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it depends on your application. i would for sure suggest it though. it'll take the load off your headlight switch.
1577206
depends on your car, i bought this kit for my chrysler 300 high beams. because my day driving lights are on the high beams, i needed a relay that would not switch on at 6 volts but would at 12volts. so if this is not a problem for you then you don't need it
1577207
Depends on if your stock connections put out enough constantly balanced power. If they Flickr or go out they may need the wiring kit.
856354
I read the same thing when doing my research on HID conversion kits. I can only guess that it would depend on the car. My install didn't require any retrofitting, just a very slight adjustment in the height and direction of the headlight housing.
1633869
I don't know! I never tried to put hid on it. If the bulbs r same, u can put them on.
1053953
It's recommend. The hids may draw a sudden surge of power when initially turned on, causing weird electrical problems. This relay will isolate them power wise from the rest of the electrical system. I recommend it highly.
23251
Indeed you do need a balast in order for these hid lights to function, these are just for replacement of burnt out bulbs.
312312
Hi Tim,Yes, it's true you have to take whole front end out. I also installed HID's on my car. I paid 120 bucks to get them installed. It's better to go to any good mechanic n get it done. They are very easy installation once you take off the front part n they look killer ... Don't lose the hope keep exploring ... If some one can help you in installing.-Saurav
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From what I'm understanding, it sounds like you have not purchased any HID ballasts. In order for HIDs to work, you need HID ballasts, HID bulbs and a way to connect them (such as this harness).
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Its a COMPLETE kit. Everything needed to have HID lights is provided in the kit.
477259
No adapter was needed for my 2010 Altima. My car originally came with the HID lights.
208121
The headlights come with halogen bulbs, not HIDs, you have to buy them separately if you want to use them. I have this headlights currently working with my kensun 5k 9006 hid kit, it is plug and play, no modifications needed. I have them running in my car for almost 9 months with no issues at all, this is probably the best upgrade I've made, I'm so used to projector headlights that I can't imagine myself having a car with halogen headlights, night and day difference, they are not only for looks, it's a great visibility upgrade and depo did a very good job with this product, I'm so please I bought this set.
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The headlights come with halogen bulbs, not HIDs, you have to buy them separately if you want to use them. I have this headlights currently working with my kensun 5k 9006 hid kit, it is plug and play, no modifications needed.I have them running in my car for almost 9 months with no issues at all, this is probably the best upgrade I've made, I'm so used to projector headlights that I can't imagine myself having a car with halogen headlights, night and day difference, they are not only for looks, it's a great visibility upgrade and depo did a very good job with this product, I'm so please I bought this set. The headlights come with halogen bulbs, not HIDs, you have to buy them separately if you want to use them. I have this headlights currently working with my kensun 5k 9006 hid kit, it is plug and play, no modifications needed.I have them running in my car for almost 9 months with no issues at all, this is probably the best upgrade I've made, I'm so used to projector headlights that I can't imagine myself having a car with halogen headlights, night and day difference, they are not only for looks, it's a great visibility upgrade and depo did a very good job with this product, I'm... » Read More The headlights come with halogen bulbs, not HIDs, you have to buy them separately if you want to use them. I have this headlights currently working with my kensun 5k 9006 hid kit, it is plug and play, no modifications needed.I have them running in my car for almost 9 months with no issues at all, this is probably the best upgrade I've made, I'm so used to projector headlights that I can't imagine myself having a car with halogen headlights, night and day difference, they are not only for looks, it's a great visibility upgrade and depo did a very good job with this product, I'm so please I bought this set. « Show Less
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Do you have halogens? If so, then yes a H11 bulb is required. If you have HID, then no, a D35 is required. If you can't figure out which one, send me a picture of the headlight to xLogan108@gmail.com
2069963
No, you need bulb size "H11." Please be aware that High Intensity Discharge (HID) bulbs require a ballast. These are not replacement bulbs for your stock setup.
2221177
You shouldn't need one. This is as simple as unplugging the lights from the old tail lights, removing the bulbs and hooking in the new light. Just be sure to match up the hot wires properly when installing the new lights. It is relatively straight forward. You can also go to the Spyder website for installation videos
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You can put hids in these. You need 25w and to make sure they will be short enough to fit.
682204
I'm not trying to convince you to buy this or not to buy. I'll try to answer your question to the best of my knowledge. It comes with all the bulbs (high and low beam), both are H1 bulb type. So you can get any HID kit that is H1 and you are set. I'm running a 35watt H1 HID 4300K. It looks almost like those on BMW or MB OEM light. Some said they run 55 watt, but I don't think these projector can hold up to it.Also, here is a handy link to the manufacture website. It has specs and videos showing you how to install this headlight step-by-step. Hope this help. http://www.carid.com/2008-honda-accord-headlights/spyder-halo-led-projector-headlights-264201.html I'm not trying to convince you to buy this or not to buy. I'll try to answer your question to the best of my knowledge. It comes with all the bulbs (high and low beam), both are H1 bulb type. So you can get any HID kit that is H1 and you are set. I'm running a 35watt H1 HID 4300K. It looks almost like those on BMW or MB OEM light. Some said they run 55 watt, but I don't think these projector can hold up to it.Also, here is a handy link to the manufacture website. It has specs and videos showing you how to install this headlight step-by-step. Hope this help.... » Read More I'm not trying to convince you to buy this or not to buy. I'll try to answer your question to the best of my knowledge. It comes with all the bulbs (high and low beam), both are H1 bulb type. So you can get any HID kit that is H1 and you are set. I'm running a 35watt H1 HID 4300K. It looks almost like those on BMW or MB OEM light. Some said they run 55 watt, but I don't think these projector can hold up to it.Also, here is a handy link to the manufacture website. It has specs and videos showing you how to install this headlight step-by-step. Hope this help. http://www.carid.com/2008-honda-accord-headlights/spyder-halo-led-projector-headlights-264201.html « Show Less
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I didn't have any and I recommend you pay for install. $75 and let them have headache. ALOT of custom cuts behind dash for radio to fit. If you negotiate well you can get them to do your headlights too.