hid pics

[shibby]

i replaced my headlights today with a 55watt hid kit color is 5k it took awhile due to the wiring for the auto headlights but i figured it out.

here is a pic i will have some night pictures tonight

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[JeepOwner07]

after hitting a dear last week (in my work vehicle) im all for HID'S i use to not be, but F*** it, if it comes down to someone else being blinded a little or my safety on the road and being able to see more, them im going with the latter. DO you have a link for them and how much did they cost

i see you have a KK, i need them for a KJ

 

[shibby]

after hitting a dear last week (in my work vehicle) im all for HID'S i use to not be, but F*** it, if it comes down to someone else being blinded a little or my safety on the road and being able to see more, them im going with the latter. DO you have a link for them and how much did they cost

i see you have a KK, i need them for a KJ

i ordered a kit from ddm tuning there about $60 i think maybe a little more for the 55 watt all you need to know is what headlight bulb you have and what color you want

 

[shibby]

here is a pic from inside

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[hyde]

Is it difficult to walk with all that heavy curses on your shoulder? I really don't mind directional bi-xenon or whatever that crap is, but this thing is too wide and too bright.

 

[shibby]

Is it difficult to walk with all that heavy curses on your shoulder? I really don't mind directional bi-xenon or whatever that crap is, but this thing is too wide and too bright.

im going to adjust the lights if that dont work i will step down to a 35 watt kit i have never used the 55 watt kit until now and they are almost to bright

 

[hyde]

Were you able keep high/low or is it just one?

 

[shibby]

Were you able keep high/low or is it just one?

i only ordered the low .you can have high and low though when you order i chose to just go with lowbeam cause they are normally bright enough or in this case too bright lol

 

[shibby]

after some driving im going to pull the headlights out there too bright i found a set of hid bulbs from my charger which fit the foglight so im puting those in now

 

[shibby]

fog lights are in there extremely bright but i can turn them off if need be

here is a pic of fog lights only

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[Marlon_JB2]

I *almost* ordered them from DDM a few days ago.


But these shipping charges are ridiculous.

What in the world made you go for 55W? 35W is about right, and if you get the right color temperature, close to OEM (which is 4300K) you'll never get in trouble.

 

[shibby]

I *almost* ordered them from DDM a few days ago.


But these shipping charges are ridiculous.

What in the world made you go for 55W? 35W is about right, and if you get the right color temperature, close to OEM (which is 4300K) you'll never get in trouble.

just wanted to see if i like them or not my fogs are 4k 55 watt

 

[tjkj2002]

after hitting a dear last week (in my work vehicle) im all for HID'S i use to not be, but F*** it, if it comes down to someone else being blinded a little or my safety on the road and being able to see more, them im going with the latter. DO you have a link for them and how much did they cost

i see you have a KK, i need them for a KJ

Yeah that is the way to think,cause someone else to have a accident instead of you is much better for you.

Major fail there buddy.

 

[JeepOwner07]

Yeah that is the way to think,cause someone else to have a accident instead of you is much better for you.

Major fail there buddy.

Opinions vary.

when it comes down to MY personal safety and someone else, um yea mine will always trump theirs. so yea i kinda like the way i think.

 

[new jeep owner]

Opinions vary.

when it comes down to MY personal safety and someone else, um yea mine will always trump theirs. so yea i kinda like the way i think.

so what happens if you blind someone coming towards you and they hit you head on?
oh well, at least you'll be able to see them coming .

 

[shibby]

so what happens if you blind someone coming towards you and they hit you head on?
oh well, at least you'll be able to see them coming .

hid headlights are just fine if they are setup right they dont blind people
but they need to be setup correctly and adjusted after install

 

[jinstall]

hid headlights are just fine if they are setup right they dont blind people
but they need to be setup correctly and adjusted after install

So the arc length has nothing to do with the beam pattern of the headlight housing inside the headlamp as compared to the filament of a halogen bulb? So how do you propose to fix the High/Low beam issue with a HID bulb that has only one arc point?

 

[JeepOwner07]

so what happens if you blind someone coming towards you and they hit you head on?
oh well, at least you'll be able to see them coming .

i dont know what kind of streets you drive on or TJ, but i dont live in a rural town with one lane roads in either direction, i cant even remember the last time i was on a two lane road, ive been blinded many of times by people with ALL kinds of lights, dont think its ever blinded me hard enough or long enough to go swerving across two lanes of road into oncoming lanes but hey i guess thats just me.

 

[jinstall]

I get it all the time from 4 lanes away on I95. HID bulbs are not designed for halogen casings. They have too much light in them that does not reflect properly. It has nothingto do with the temperature of the lamp( that would be the color to most of you in Kelvin) but actualy the length of the arc of the HID. There is no element in a HID it is an actual arc.

Here is a bad photo of the difference http://i268.photobucket.com/albums/jj26/pauljohnb/DIY HID Fog Lamps/21-HID_Halogen_Bulbs.jpg

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