Are these XENON HID light systems street legal? All XENON HID conversion kits, no matter the source, are not DOT approved if installed outside of the factory. Moreover, in the U.S, this is not street legal for use on public roads. As a result, we...
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Yes it can be used on headlights but it's illegal in most states. I used VHT to make a set of custom eyelids for my eclipse gt and they turned out great!
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Here's the thing. Usually, unless the package says DOT approved for the bulb, generally speaking its not legal than. It depends how strict your police force will be on you truly.
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These lights are very bright and have a wide angle, would not work as fog lights, driving lights maybe. They are not intended for on road use. Off road they would be great driving lights. I am sure they would not be street legal in any state.
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Im not sure. My factory headlights werent HID but they do work perfectly fine with aftermarket HIDs and in general i havent had one problem with them since i bought them
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They have some that are compatible with that just make sure you get the bi-xenon lamps and I don't think that the lights will have any effect on passing inspection
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I wouldn't see why not. My headlights are non projector and came factory with hid and I have not gotten any issues with it
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Housing is likely too small and can't accommodate. I did LED fogs that were 6000k to match the color. Brand is xenon depot and I got them from kbcarstuff.com. No ballast or anything like that to install. Just a bulb. Better in my opinion for the fogs. HID in the fogs would be crazy bright almost blinding.
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Typically street legal vehicles using halogen lights use around 40 for low beam and 60 for high. So your ballast pulls less. If Ur using a bi xenon hid balast only uses 35 on both doesn't change your amp only changes the position of the bulb. So an hid kit if installed correctly will use way less power
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Yes its just done using your stock headlight wires to power them but in most states it is illegal for on road use to have them on with high beams.
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Honestly, I don't know. If you do not have existing Hid,you will need a conversion kit.If you have Hid already and it calls for this bulb,you should be OK.A converter kit should include bulbs.
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Don't think so, I'm using these ones for my Flash to Pass lights on my car as the Low/High are incorporated into the Xenon side, you will have to consult your particular vehicle spec to find if these can be used as low beams.
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Yes you can, although one of the bulbs are hard to get to. You can buy a HID conversion kit.
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Yes, but I don't believe these are DOT approved, so you might run the risk of a ticket if caught on a public roadway using these as headlights. Other than that, I would use a relay with your setup.
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That would appear to be what most people think, and although it gives the impression; no it doesn't. As a modulator, it repeatedly changes the intensity of the of the headlamps output from bright to dim, making it completely legal to use. Since it cannot be used at night, it has a daytime sensor that can be mounted on the handlebars to keep it from operating in dusk and night time hours. Total install time was less than 15 minutes.
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In colorado, no LEDs are approved. Buttttt if it's working, I don't think an officer would pull you over. I don't think any LEDs are dot approved. But what a GREAT brake light.
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Not sure you get bulbs. But you can order some H1 for it online, you would need 4. BTW these lights are not recommended for xenon HID