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muthstryker · 03-25-2011, 04:43 PM

Honestly, dont waste your time. I tired this, and because of the way the housings are that are required for to run HIDS it just doesnt work. The light beam is scattered all over the place and there will be sections of light that are brighter then others. Its not a true HID beam, to sum it up its like driving with your highs on.

What I did was purchase the lights that LMC truck sells for 35$s each. They are square headlights that take a bulb so you can replace the bulb rather then the whole light assembly, I then went and bought 2 sets of PIAA Extreme white headlight bulbs. I also bought the head light harness LMC sells so the headlight power is drawn off the battery rather then through the fuse box. It made a HUUUUGE difference.

03-25-2011, 04:43 PM	#2
muthstryker Registered User Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Snohomish, Washington Posts: 1,187	Re: HID Headlights Honestly, dont waste your time. I tired this, and because of the way the housings are that are required for to run HIDS it just doesnt work. The light beam is scattered all over the place and there will be sections of light that are brighter then others. Its not a true HID beam, to sum it up its like driving with your highs on. What I did was purchase the lights that LMC truck sells for 35$s each. They are square headlights that take a bulb so you can replace the bulb rather then the whole light assembly, I then went and bought 2 sets of PIAA Extreme white headlight bulbs. I also bought the head light harness LMC sells so the headlight power is drawn off the battery rather then through the fuse box. It made a HUUUUGE difference. Last edited by muthstryker; 03-25-2011 at 04:45 PM.