HIDs Questions
#12
im running 8000K and love them. i got a guy that has excellent kits for $85 shipped if you want and theyre far better than anything ive run. i had to replace my kits because the quality was horrible and had major radio interference the first time, but after going with my new kits i ordered, theyre perfect! no strobing, radio interferance or anything.
and what's the deal with the flickering? i've heard a lot about it but i dont really understand why or anything.
#13
Flickering is when your lights will flash while driving. Alot of the cheaper lights will do that and will leave the lamp out light on your dash on too. I have a set by HID's by Twiggy and they work great! Just got a set for my wifes Grand Cherokee too.
#14
I have Twiggys HIDs too...Your computer sends little bursts of electricity every time you cut the truck on to see if all of your bulbs are working, if the filament is broken it doesn't let the current through, so it lets the computer know that you have a "lamp out"
HIDs do not use near as much electricity and the ballast cuts the 12V down, so a lower voltage gets sent back to the computer tricking it into thinking you have a lamp out. The flickering is the pulses of electricity. You can fix this on a cheap kit with some work but its really not worth it, buy a quality kit.
HIDs do not use near as much electricity and the ballast cuts the 12V down, so a lower voltage gets sent back to the computer tricking it into thinking you have a lamp out. The flickering is the pulses of electricity. You can fix this on a cheap kit with some work but its really not worth it, buy a quality kit.
#15
Stay away from the super cheap kits for strobing issues and burnt bulbs. The colored pic you posted need to have the colors moved to the left. 5k is white. 6k is noticeably blue, not white. 8k is blue. 10k is super blue, 12k is going purple.
mmstar23, you need to crank down those housings. Your lights are shining almost to the roof. That's gotta be blinding for other cars??? The one house, your lights actually lit up the roof edge and your house the middle of the beams were like neck height on the garage door. They shouldn't be any higher than the bulb itself at 20ft away. Prob the level kit that threw them up there?
mmstar23, you need to crank down those housings. Your lights are shining almost to the roof. That's gotta be blinding for other cars??? The one house, your lights actually lit up the roof edge and your house the middle of the beams were like neck height on the garage door. They shouldn't be any higher than the bulb itself at 20ft away. Prob the level kit that threw them up there?
#16
I have Twiggys HIDs too...Your computer sends little bursts of electricity every time you cut the truck on to see if all of your bulbs are working, if the filament is broken it doesn't let the current through, so it lets the computer know that you have a "lamp out"
HIDs do not use near as much electricity and the ballast cuts the 12V down, so a lower voltage gets sent back to the computer tricking it into thinking you have a lamp out. The flickering is the pulses of electricity. You can fix this on a cheap kit with some work but its really not worth it, buy a quality kit.
HIDs do not use near as much electricity and the ballast cuts the 12V down, so a lower voltage gets sent back to the computer tricking it into thinking you have a lamp out. The flickering is the pulses of electricity. You can fix this on a cheap kit with some work but its really not worth it, buy a quality kit.
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#19
email directsaleshids@gmail.com with any questions...thats the kit that me and raider have, both have had them for two years and both love them. He has different kits for whatever you want, but those are the real deal