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I have four hid ballasts. If you run quads you need a diode to prevent a back feed so the high beams only come on when you want.
You also need at least two relays so you can ignite the lights reliably. I'm sure you would be embarrassed going down the road with one light on. Posted via Mobile Device
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no problem....i plan on running the bumper from lmc with the fog lights..an putting10k hid in the fogs...thats why i only have the top lights on and guess i will need a diode like insidious said....i couldnt tell you wht brand they are...jus got them from a friend...an yes you will need a relay harness
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dont put HIDs in normal housings...you'll glare the hell out of people
check out this pic of a H4 Autopal with halogen (yellow) and HID (white) I have build me a set of real HID projectors using Morimoto Mini H1 http://www.theretrofitsource.com/pro...oducts_id=3181 then you get the real stuff: cruise video withe real HID projectors....see...no glare...just perfect lighting http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9lACmnqGZ5A and perfect cutoff
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all the details on my build are in my topic on HIDplanet, but I'll give some of the most important pointers: 1. I used AutoPal headlights for two reasons: A. Mine were metal house. Metal is a little harder to cut, but much stronger and wont break if you beat it or go at it a little to hard. and you can mount the projector easier on metal. I just used a load of JB Weld to glue the two together. B. these AutoPal headlights had clear glass lenses. for the best output you would want to use thin acrylic like lenses, but glass is much stronger, wont scratch so easy and will not break so fast when removing after cooking it in the oven to open up the housing. 2. cook the headlight in the oven check out this video 3. cut the reflector part so the projectors fits 4. I had to use a extra piece of plastic to put the projector further back, otherwise the lense would not fit back on. Other form a new lense by "vacuum forming" ...I wanted to reuse the original !!! before you glue the stuff together, try the projectors in your car to see if they are level. search on HID planet for "aiming projector" and you'll find all kinds of tips on how to do this. 5. trim edges and glue together using JB Weld: 6. I painted the reflector because they were old and the chrome was bad. some keep the chrome. some paint the flat black...if I open them up again I will paint the flat black. make sure you use heat resistant paint like VHT or similar. 7. mount shroud and mount the lens back on using butil or some heat resistant RTV to make sure you get an airtight fit. there you go output pics: cruise video:
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