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Headlight upgrade-- tips and gauging interest


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A headlight harness such as one of these makes a real nice and easy plug and play upgrade to the headlight system by wiring them directly to the batteries via relays. http://www.summitracing.com/parts/PRF-30817/ http://www.summitracing.com/parts/PRF-30815/ APC used to make this kit but they are no longer available (at least that I could find) : http://www.summitracing.com/parts/AMC-509102/?image=large I installed one of the APC headlight harness on my truck and it made a noticeable improvement in headlight brightness and beam length.

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Hey,I'm waiting on my headlight kit to get here so I can do a write-up for Jacob!!!!!!I'm also excited to get better lights on the Dodge as the ones I've got SUCK for county road driving even with fog lights!!!!!!Now I just need to figure out a way to have my fogs on with the high beams!! Any ideas???Later,Winslow

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I'm just modifying my existing harness . re routing through the PDC to include some relays I bought from napa. the existing wires are more than sufficient for 55w head lights. all in all my mod is 20 bucks vs the $150+ for a premade harness. added time maybe an hour or two.

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I'm just modifying my existing harness . re routing through the PDC to include some relays I bought from napa. the existing wires are more than sufficient for 55w head lights. all in all my mod is 20 bucks vs the $150+ for a premade harness. added time maybe an hour or two.

would you post any part#s or a pic or two of what you did?
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but for everyones sake:

DO NOT PUT HIDS IN HALOGEN BASED HOUSINGS AND PROJECTORS!!!!!!!

every single 2nd gen projector you see on ebay is halogen only!

if you do this anyways you risk blinding other drivers and potentially killing someone.

what?????? not if you adjust them correctly

i think i'll wind up either buying a DDM Tuning or V-LED 9004 5000k HID kit

DDM

http://www.ddmtuning.com/index.php?p=product&id=102&parent=85

V-LED

http://www.v-leds.com/Exterior-HID-FREE-SHIPPING/9004-HB1/V-HIDS-35W-SLIM-BALLAST-p4782966-1-2.html

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what?????? not if you adjust them correctly i think i'll wind up either buying a DDM Tuning or V-LED 9004 5000k HID kit DDM http://www.ddmtuning.com/index.php?p=product&id=102&parent=85 V-LED http://www.v-leds.com/Exterior-HID-FREE-SHIPPING/9004-HB1/V-HIDS-35W-SLIM-BALLAST-p4782966-1-2.html

you cannot tune a hid in a halogen housing, the bulb will not sit in the correct placement http://faqlight.shopower.com/hl-hid-kits.htm and more info http://faqlight.shopower.com/car-tested-retro.htm Edited by dracozny
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