HID kit on DRL
12-17-2014, 12:35 PM
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DRL only runs on 6V power.
You'd need a HID harness which connects to the battery to get 12V.
You'd need a HID harness which connects to the battery to get 12V.
12-17-2014, 01:51 PM
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If you want to replace your halogen DRLs by HID (Xenon) then you'll need a kit that contains a ballast to power the HID bulbs.
I highly recommend getting an AC ballast and not a DC ballast. The DC ballast is not expensive but you get what you pay for.
I highly recommend getting an AC ballast and not a DC ballast. The DC ballast is not expensive but you get what you pay for.
12-17-2014, 01:53 PM
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Not sure I understand the need?
12-17-2014, 02:55 PM
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LOL -
DRLs are exactly that "daytime." I understand the reasoning behind DRLs, just don't understand why then need to be ultra bright.
DRLs are exactly that "daytime." I understand the reasoning behind DRLs, just don't understand why then need to be ultra bright.
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12-17-2014, 05:35 PM
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No, I don't want to blind other people coming my way.
If you want white temperature like HIDs you should opt for either whither halogens or ideally LEDs, depending on which D2S bulbs you use in your HIDs.
Edit: Sorry misread, turn signals and I was still thinking of DRLs. Same still apply though, halogens or LEDs. Just amber for legality reasons here.
If you want white temperature like HIDs you should opt for either whither halogens or ideally LEDs, depending on which D2S bulbs you use in your HIDs.
Edit: Sorry misread, turn signals and I was still thinking of DRLs. Same still apply though, halogens or LEDs. Just amber for legality reasons here.
Last edited by polobunny; 12-17-2014 at 05:38 PM.
12-19-2014, 11:06 AM
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No, I don't want to blind other people coming my way.
If you want white temperature like HIDs you should opt for either whither halogens or ideally LEDs, depending on which D2S bulbs you use in your HIDs.
Edit: Sorry misread, turn signals and I was still thinking of DRLs. Same still apply though, halogens or LEDs. Just amber for legality reasons here.
If you want white temperature like HIDs you should opt for either whither halogens or ideally LEDs, depending on which D2S bulbs you use in your HIDs.
Edit: Sorry misread, turn signals and I was still thinking of DRLs. Same still apply though, halogens or LEDs. Just amber for legality reasons here.
12-26-2014, 01:07 AM
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No, I don't want to blind other people coming my way.
If you want white temperature like HIDs you should opt for either whither halogens or ideally LEDs, depending on which D2S bulbs you use in your HIDs.
Edit: Sorry misread, turn signals and I was still thinking of DRLs. Same still apply though, halogens or LEDs. Just amber for legality reasons here.
If you want white temperature like HIDs you should opt for either whither halogens or ideally LEDs, depending on which D2S bulbs you use in your HIDs.
Edit: Sorry misread, turn signals and I was still thinking of DRLs. Same still apply though, halogens or LEDs. Just amber for legality reasons here.
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