Haha, I may be too. Im reading some places that relays are sometimes necessary to use, but HIDextra is advertising 100% plug and play with no relay needed. So idk.

 

You do need the relay for your headlights. I haven't done my fogs, so I don't know. Eric has hidextra fogs tho I think

 

Either way I dont think the relay would hurt. Hopefully this way there is no possible way to start frying anything since the power will be taken straight off the battery.

 

you do absolutely need the relay with the hid extra kits. otherwise your lights will flash and act funny. i had one of their kits but took it back off. got tired of being flashed. but i did need the relay.

 

yeah i dont think i would do HID headlights but foglights most deffinately! might have to add that to he packages i have at home for my truck!

 

Hey cheeseburger, were the HIDs just too bright? Im not willing to spend $200 to get lights that just **** people off.

 

HIDs acan be rediculously bright.

 

Does a re-aiming of the headlights help or is it just because our housings arent made for HIDs so it scatters the light instead of keeping it aimed at the road?

 

Im not sure i just know when im driving down the road and somebody drives by with HIDs its realy bright lol...But i like them

 

With our headlights you do have to reaim them.. A lot. Otherwise they'll be pointing directly in peoples windshields, like mine were for a week before I adjusted them. When I put regular bulbs in to get my brake tag, the beams were pointing at the ground and I had to put my brights on to see like regular headlights!