EBay HIDs: WORTH IT!!!
#76
Look at the store link....all the telescopic ones have the same picture as the one in the direct auction link. soo.....here's the auctions......
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/HID-B...mZ180214568888
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/HID-B...mZ180214568888
Anyone use this seller?
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#79
I thought it was plug & play ??? How did you do it backwards so I can make sure I don't do that lol ??
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And with color I got 6000k and from in the truck, they are white, they have almost no blue tint.
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#84
I just ordered my set from that seller, 07sport bought his from this seller as well, and he's an active one in the thread. I the sellers store name is hid_wholesale......just click the link that i got here for the store.
Yea, but that bulbs is a seldomly avaliable bulb, silverstar JUST came out with the 9145. Hense the reason most of us run 9005 in our fogs. It's a little wiggle but they fit fine. There might possibly be a hid bulb out there that's 9145, but i have never personally looked. I know 9005 hids are avalible.
Pretty much all the kits are plug and play.....but some kits, imo, the nice ones, come with a relay harness to help protect the stock harness. Usually includes extra grounds that go to the chassis/body instead of just using the existing ground in the harness for the stock bulbs. I prefer to have an added protection.
The plug and play kits are super easy.........stock plug pigtail to ballast, ballast to hid bulb, hid bulb to housing. done.
The plug and play kits are super easy.........stock plug pigtail to ballast, ballast to hid bulb, hid bulb to housing. done.
#85
Yea, but that bulbs is a seldomly avaliable bulb, silverstar JUST came out with the 9145. Hense the reason most of us run 9005 in our fogs. It's a little wiggle but they fit fine. There might possibly be a hid bulb out there that's 9145, but i have never personally looked. I know 9005 hids are avalible.
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#91
Welcome to the Dark side...
I'll go ahead and say, I've had mine on since December, and no trouble from LEO's... I agree with what one of my frinds said, you get away with them b/c your truck is stock... if you had a loud exhaust and rims chances are you'd get pulled over... I feel like HID's make this truck so much better, feel like I have additional road athority, haha... now I gotta save up some dough to get a nice tonneau cover, before May (going to FL for a week)
I'll go ahead and say, I've had mine on since December, and no trouble from LEO's... I agree with what one of my frinds said, you get away with them b/c your truck is stock... if you had a loud exhaust and rims chances are you'd get pulled over... I feel like HID's make this truck so much better, feel like I have additional road athority, haha... now I gotta save up some dough to get a nice tonneau cover, before May (going to FL for a week)
#92
I'm going to have to wire the high beams in before my wig-wag flasher so they don't go up in smoke next time i go to a fire call. I have a feeling these might be so bright, i can put the off-road lights on a separate switch rather than having them run with the high beams. We'll see. I hope they show up by this weekend!
#95
I just got my set from the link i posted several times. It's got everything you need....ballasts, hi/lo conrollerharness, bulbs, ballast holders w/ hardware.
Here's the seller's store: http://stores.ebay.com/wholesale-hid
Andhere's the actual listing....although all their listings for hi/lo SAY hi/lo: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/HID-B...mZ170196434659
I am learning more and more.......9007 telescopic ones are the ones that the bulb itself moves...clicks up and down. I've been told that these ones that the bulbs click up and down are less reliable.....but they work just fine and will post when they go out, if they go out. The ones I've been told are the best ones, are the ones that have a rotating "cover" that rotates around the bulb and redirects light. But I'll keep on truckin'.
I have also installed 6000k Hid's in my '92 Subaru...and boy oh boy, I almost kinda wish I went with 6000k on the ranger...i'm totally diggin the color.
Here's the seller's store: http://stores.ebay.com/wholesale-hid
Andhere's the actual listing....although all their listings for hi/lo SAY hi/lo: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/HID-B...mZ170196434659
I am learning more and more.......9007 telescopic ones are the ones that the bulb itself moves...clicks up and down. I've been told that these ones that the bulbs click up and down are less reliable.....but they work just fine and will post when they go out, if they go out. The ones I've been told are the best ones, are the ones that have a rotating "cover" that rotates around the bulb and redirects light. But I'll keep on truckin'.
I have also installed 6000k Hid's in my '92 Subaru...and boy oh boy, I almost kinda wish I went with 6000k on the ranger...i'm totally diggin the color.
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#97
I just got my set from the link i posted several times. It's got everything you need....ballasts, hi/lo conrollerharness, bulbs, ballast holders w/ hardware.
Here's the seller's store: http://stores.ebay.com/wholesale-hid
Here's the seller's store: http://stores.ebay.com/wholesale-hid
thats who i want to buy from, but waiting to hear back if they really need your phone number. being stationed in England, my home number will international from them. depending on what they say, ill be ordering a set of H1's for my ebay projector housings