i was in the other postage and kinda got interesting...i saw some pics of h.i.d. converstions and i was wondering if its hard to convert it or not..
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Plug n' Play = Plug n' Play
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X2..........Originally posted by F22HB
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all you have to do is plug in the ballasts and the bulbs and turn em on
oh then play with yourself for the "n' play" partComment
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ohh..i thought you had to do some wirings cause theres this small block with two wires...Comment
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That block is called a ballast. And them wires just plug up to the bulbs and another wire plugs up to your original plug. Then BLAM! You get to blind everybody heading your direction.Originally posted by kenjin View Post
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I was wondering the same thing today at work. Then I run into this thread and it answers my question!! Just told my friend to order them for me
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hahaha...okay so now i guess i wouldnt be worry about installing them anymore..Comment
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You'll want to get an aftermarket harness as well. If you plug it straight to your stock electrical system, you can do some serious damage. HIDs take about half the power of regular lights when they're warmed up, but they take more than DOUBLE that power when they're warming up. That much power through wiring that isn't meant for it, especially OLD wiring that isn't meant for it, can result in some really crazy repairs. If you fry your wiring, you just found your complicated wiring project
A decent harness is about $15.
http://shop.3bspecialties.com/produc...0&productId=22
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yeaa you just gotta make sure they 9006 if not you wont be pluging and playing:-/2004 Accord Sedan CM6 (daily)
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WOW all this is really confusing...so if u want a nice HID look(like 6k, 8k or 10k) then u dont need a full HID kit??? u just need ballasts???? and the bulbs with the kelvin of ur choice???? and wat the hell are ballasts???lol
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the ballast is the box thingy on the HID kit..
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OK peep game, its actually pretty simple. It don't matter what temp you get (6k, 8k, whatever) cuz when you get your HID kit it comes wit the same shit. 2 bulbs, 2 ballasts (the box thingy), and probably some extra bullshit. You specify to the seller what temp and bulb size you need and thats what you get. Now if you want a different temp later on for some reason all you gotta do it buy just the bulbs and not the entire kit again. You can just switch them out. Some people use a relay (like me) and some don't. Mine wouldn't work without one but some peoples do for some reason or another. I suggest getting a relay cuz its just extra protection in case something messes up. The relay is basically like a fuse between the kit and your original wiring so if something decides to fry it'll blow the fuse before it gets to acting a fool.Originally posted by Supaman View PostComment
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