HID kit with dark headlights?
#1
HID kit with dark headlights?
Hey guys, I've been thinking about upgrading my headlights as mine are pretty crappy. I've got the common yellow blurry lenses. I rode in a buddys chevy last year with HID's and I couldn't believe his visibility. He had stock lenses with a conversion HID kit which I don't really want because I don't want to be one of those drivers that blind everyone at night.
I really like the look of these darker lenses from k2motor but I know they don't have the HID projectors. With them being a darker tone and if angled correctly, could I get away with an HID kit?
http://www.k2motor.com/94-01-dodge-r...tor-black.html
I also found these:
http://www.k2motor.com/99-01-dodge-r...hts-black.html
They are a darker tone projector headlight. Will this work with an HID kit?
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks guys.
I really like the look of these darker lenses from k2motor but I know they don't have the HID projectors. With them being a darker tone and if angled correctly, could I get away with an HID kit?
http://www.k2motor.com/94-01-dodge-r...tor-black.html
I also found these:
http://www.k2motor.com/99-01-dodge-r...hts-black.html
They are a darker tone projector headlight. Will this work with an HID kit?
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks guys.
#2
Some say it's a big no no to add hid's to regular housings, possibly illegal as well. Personally, I run hid's in my stock housings in my truck and my wife's Journey, both of which had absolutely horid light output from the factory bulbs. I don't have people flashing me and I really appreciate being able to actually see the road at night.
Last edited by jkeaton; 10-07-2013 at 07:59 AM.
#3
Some day it's a big no no to add hid's to regular housings, possibly illegal as well. Personally, I run hid's in my stock housings in my truck and my wife's Journey, both of which had absolutely horid light output from the factory bulbs. I don't have people flashing me and I really appreciate being able to actually see the road at night.
#4
Lenses designed for the HID bulbs would certainly be best, and, considering yours need replaced in any event..... an upgrade sure seems like a good idea.
I bought replacement stock housings from LMC Truck. Headlights, side markers, mounts, and bulbs.... for 85 bucks for the pair. Light output was FAR superior to my originals. Doing the relay re-wiring trick also improves output. (even better than when they were new.) Just something to consider.
I bought replacement stock housings from LMC Truck. Headlights, side markers, mounts, and bulbs.... for 85 bucks for the pair. Light output was FAR superior to my originals. Doing the relay re-wiring trick also improves output. (even better than when they were new.) Just something to consider.
#5
Lenses designed for the HID bulbs would certainly be best, and, considering yours need replaced in any event..... an upgrade sure seems like a good idea.
I bought replacement stock housings from LMC Truck. Headlights, side markers, mounts, and bulbs.... for 85 bucks for the pair. Light output was FAR superior to my originals. Doing the relay re-wiring trick also improves output. (even better than when they were new.) Just something to consider.
I bought replacement stock housings from LMC Truck. Headlights, side markers, mounts, and bulbs.... for 85 bucks for the pair. Light output was FAR superior to my originals. Doing the relay re-wiring trick also improves output. (even better than when they were new.) Just something to consider.
#7
I did the same as Heyyou. OEM style replacements and the relay mod. Made my truck look like brand new. I also tried to put some halos on my sister's F150. Could not get them adjusted and the light output was a lot less. She went ahead and got some oem style ones and she is happy . Just something to consider. Plug and play or mod it out.
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#10
I think it makes both filaments in the single bulb light up when you activate the high beams.
https://dodgeforum.com/forum/2nd-gen...light-mod.html
https://dodgeforum.com/forum/2nd-gen...light-mod.html
Last edited by jkeaton; 10-10-2013 at 08:58 PM.