is this the right conversion kit for my 55W H11 Low Beam? I don't have DRL, do i still need a relay harness?
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Yep, I haven't had any issues with the ballast yet but I've only had them in for about a month.
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My Camry has DRL so I'm not sure. But I would assume bc the light system works perfectly with cars that have DRL any car without additional equip should be good to go with what comes in the HID kit.
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the bulbs are rated at 35W, but the kit draws more b/c of ballast. You would need harness if bulbs do not want to ignite. Most cars do fine w/o harness, some may need. And btw this kit has slim ballast (at least that what is written on ballast). Not sure what TG72 was referring to.
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yeah you can choose the 6k which is bright white, or 8k wich is lighly blue... it comes with all the wires you need to plug into your own oem car plug
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CJ, yes but if I were you, I would get the kensun kit with the Slim digital ballasts $79.99. I have that set on my low beams and fogs because they take the same (H-11, 6000K) type bulbs. I had the regular ballasts on the kit your asking about fail after 2 weeks. If you have any other questions, you might want to contact "Steve" at Kensun, he is awesome and helped me greatly. Good luck to you...
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yes, should be the right kit. drl doesn't determine whether you need a harness. I'd start without the harness to see if it works, then add it later off you find it's needed.
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I dont know, it depends on if your high beams are switched on. It takes power from the high beam signal to trigger a relay and that relay will feed power to the low beam elements. Hope this helps. Tim
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All you need to do see research the bulb size of the silverado which you can get from your manual or search online. It will most likely be 9006 for the low beam or H11. Something like that. When you go to choose your hid kit, the 8000k refers to the color/power output from the ballast. The lowest is 6000k which if I remember correctly is yellow and goes up to 14000k which like a purple. Hope this help you mak a decision.
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Hello Patrick, yes it will fit but you will have to hook up the DRL and the halo's to a source of your choosing, preferably 12 volts switched. The lights come with H1 bulbs and connect to your factory plugs. Thanks, Alex
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Kits are universal. Plug n play no cutting of factory harness just check and order your correct bulb size
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Patrick,The low and high beams are plug and play and has it's own bulbs.There is an additional extra wire for the halo's that is not plug and play and needs power.The correct part number is 444-TCAM02-HL- so please look at carlights4less.Thanks,Gerry
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A set of H1 bulbs are included with your purchase however they are a standard bulb and not very bright...you will need your high beams from your orgininal headlights as they will fit these lights...I had to purchase another set but this was my own choice to do so...also make sure that these lights come with a converter for your halo lights...if it does not the halo lights will be very dim...they're very sharp looking lights once installed...also I'm not sure if it's the quality of the projector lens but after I bought the aftermarket bulbs they still were not very bright. Hopefully this helps you!
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I wouldn't swap the halos. The CCFL halos are the way to go. LED's aren't a fraction of the brightness of CCFL. As for the HID kit, all you need is a h3 55w kit. I found mine off eBay.
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It could be used but I would use the KC light or Painless Wiring auxilliarly light wire set This is for the High/Low Beam headlights, if the auxillary headlights are High/Low beam then use the 2 way switch double pole switch to turn off the relay control. KC makes a great kit it's the 6315 that uses the same 40amp relay. I'm guessing you are using a 12Volt system so if you are using two 100 watt lights that equals 200 watts divided by 12volts equals 16.67 amps so the 40amp relay is big enough and 12 gauge wire is rated for 20amps. I would use and switch to control the relay coil and run the power for the lights directly from the battery through a 30amp fuse. Hope it helps!
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Get an HID conversion kit. That should help with you lows unfortunately it won't help you high beam.
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It depends on which stock headlamp assembly you have. If your car already came with HID's (projector lense) then you will need a D35 bulb but if if your car uses traditional reflector lenses with a halogen bulb then you need to get the H11 bulb. Warning: Installing HID Xenon Bulbs into a fixture designed for reflecting halogen bulbs will be potentially hazardous to other drivers due to high amounts of glare. Projector retrofits are recommended if you plan to do HIDs.
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For your highbeams, yes. For your low beams you'll want the H11. http://www.amazon.com/SYLVANIA-SilverStar-Performance-Halogen-Headlight/dp/B008BE04C6/ref=sr_1_2?s=automotive&ie=UTF8&qid=1429663382&sr=1-2&keywords=sylvania+h11+silverstar
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shop carefully.some H4 Led bulbs are on/off function only.you wouldnt have a high beam/low beam function,only high beam which would suck on road.
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Actually I don't know what to say about that 9006 6000k conversion kit. I did order H11 600k conversion kit and I don't have any problem to install it, Just plug and play. . Lights on.
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I use the first gen 1156 as DRL for my A3. Its a HID + DRL Headlamp. not sure if this helps.
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Yes. I read somewhere where it will show somekind of code error if you dont use. I got tha relay harness and installed it and couldnt get but one high beam to come on and no low beam. Took it back off until i have time to fool with it. I think tha problem is me tho.
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I use 55w hids with a high 4 relay. The beams are nice the housings are the third set I've had and the only ones I've been happy with so far I also bought them as a possibility to do real projector retrofit in the future.