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Old 09-20-2005, 05:45 PM
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Anyone else running two sets of HIDs?

I'm thinking about getting h3 4300k hids for the fogs to match my stock hids. I would like to request for pics of the setup.
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Originally Posted by minsbang
I'm thinking about getting h3 4300k hids for the fogs to match my stock hids. I would like to request for pics of the setup.
I will be running 3 as of this weekend , however I don't think my pictures will help you out ...

But if you want to use them for real fog use try getting the latest 2700 like they have just fitted stock to the Lexus ... Supposed to cut fog like butter ..
You can get them on ebay...
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I don't think anyone has pics of this.. I saw the set up done in daylight, but that doesn't help any..
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Old 09-21-2005, 10:35 AM
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im running two sets of Hid's and the fog install was just a plug and play, you need to remove the covers under the hood, and the windshield washer fluid res. on one side and the filter on the other, from there it should be a piece of cake
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Old 09-21-2005, 10:46 AM
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Originally Posted by 2k2MaxiBlue
im running two sets of Hid's and the fog install was just a plug and play, you need to remove the covers under the hood, and the windshield washer fluid res. on one side and the filter on the other, from there it should be a piece of cake
I see the pics in your sig... Nice!! Do you have more pics of your ride with both of them on? if so, do you mind sending them over to minsbang@comcast.net ?? THanks

I'm wondering how it'll look when both are rated @ 4300k...
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Old 09-21-2005, 12:45 PM
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Originally Posted by 2k2MaxiBlue
im running two sets of Hid's and the fog install was just a plug and play, you need to remove the covers under the hood, and the windshield washer fluid res. on one side and the filter on the other, from there it should be a piece of cake

looks good bro..
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Old 09-21-2005, 03:42 PM
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Old 09-21-2005, 04:17 PM
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Originally Posted by 2k2MaxiBlue
im running two sets of Hid's and the fog install was just a plug and play, you need to remove the covers under the hood, and the windshield washer fluid res. on one side and the filter on the other, from there it should be a piece of cake
what brand HIDs did you use and do you have a picture of the mounted ballasts? did you have to splice any wires or anything else.. plug and play HIDs are not really HIDs are they? i always thought HIDs required a ballast to power them, then again i might be mistaken..
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Old 09-23-2005, 07:40 AM
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well yes they do have a ballast. your original plug is plugged into the ballast, the ballast then changes the voltage or watts whatever that is... and gives the power to the hid bulbs, that come with the exact fitment for your housing. they are real HID, just aftermarket made to fit perfectly for your car. if you want the true color of OEM HID's that are in most cars. you need to get 4300K which should be pure white. i wanted a more bluer tint so i got the 10,000K
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Old 09-23-2005, 04:15 PM
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Originally Posted by 2k2MaxiBlue
well yes they do have a ballast. your original plug is plugged into the ballast, the ballast then changes the voltage or watts whatever that is... and gives the power to the hid bulbs, that come with the exact fitment for your housing. they are real HID, just aftermarket made to fit perfectly for your car. if you want the true color of OEM HID's that are in most cars. you need to get 4300K which should be pure white. i wanted a more bluer tint so i got the 10,000K
alright, could you take a picture of where you mounted the ballasts?
also, i was wondering, did you get direction on how to install, if not, did you have to splice any wires to get power to the ballasts?
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Hey i am new here, and this is one of the first mods i want to do.. VERY new to the Car as well... I am learning more and more everyday.. Where can i go to get those HID's? Is it a direct plug in for the lights/HID's... Again i am very new to this car, so go easy on me.. LOL.. thanks..

BTW i own a 2005 Winter Frost MAXIMA SE
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Old 09-23-2005, 06:13 PM
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Originally Posted by MAXIMA-GHOST
Hey i am new here, and this is one of the first mods i want to do.. VERY new to the Car as well... I am learning more and more everyday.. Where can i go to get those HID's? Is it a direct plug in for the lights/HID's... Again i am very new to this car, so go easy on me.. LOL.. thanks..

BTW i own a 2005 Winter Frost MAXIMA SE
I would get an ebay account.... look for phillips HID...
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Old 09-24-2005, 05:54 PM
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Originally Posted by blackpaladin67
I will be running 3 as of this weekend , however I don't think my pictures will help you out ...

But if you want to use them for real fog use try getting the latest 2700 like they have just fitted stock to the Lexus ... Supposed to cut fog like butter ..
You can get them on ebay...
Ones the regular HID ,The second is the fogs-what'll be the third bro?
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Old 09-27-2005, 07:31 AM
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Hid!!!

So our color band is 4300K on the stock HIDs? I want to get a set for my fogs with the same color sequence but i dont want to blind people either. Whats the kit you got on with your HIDS 2k2MaxiBlue? Link?

Thanks guys,

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Old 09-27-2005, 09:29 PM
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Lol

Originally Posted by Max2n
Ones the regular HID ,The second is the fogs-what'll be the third bro?
he has an auzzy version of the max, god know what else is backwards down there.

LOL no worries, my two favourite cousins live in Perth and their not backwards at all.

Peace,

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Old 09-28-2005, 08:11 AM
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Originally Posted by Max2n
Ones the regular HID ,The second is the fogs-what'll be the third bro?

Hi People...

Yes were a bit different here.....


D2R Main lights 6000k
H7 High Beams 4500k
H11 Driving lights 6000k

Yes we have three bulbs ..
Fitted the driving lights HID today ....

I can burn paint off a number plate at 500m ...LOL Really they are smeggin bright, very bright ...more so then expected... I only bother with photo if anybody asks...
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Old 09-28-2005, 08:25 AM
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Lol

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Night shot open road, night shot againt object, night shot head on with low, night shot head on with high, night shot head on with only driving, night shot head on with low, night shot head on with fog?

Can you hook those up?

Anyone know if there is a HID kit out there with a 2700K selective color yellow bulbs? I want super bright yellow fog lamps.

Peace Maxima bros,

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Old 09-28-2005, 08:39 AM
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Putting HIDs in for high beams is pointless. By the light the HIDs warm up you wont need your highs any more. Please explain the rational in HID high beams.
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praytell where you got your "plug-n-play 'HIDs'" and what brand. If you just got an H3 bulb, that is not H.I.D. just b/c they label it so, does not make it. how did you plug ballasts in the light housing???

Xenon bulbs maybe, but HID conversion... if you found a setup that simple, please share.
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Old 09-28-2005, 04:17 PM
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Originally Posted by kamilkluczewski
Night shot open road, night shot againt object, night shot head on with low, night shot head on with high, night shot head on with only driving, night shot head on with low, night shot head on with fog?

Can you hook those up?

Anyone know if there is a HID kit out there with a 2700K selective color yellow bulbs? I want super bright yellow fog lamps.

Peace Maxima bros,

Kam
I have seen a number of 2700k around in all classes h1-h11 no h4 or bi jobs but.. on ebay
Photos commin...
As for high beams ,you are correct on the first use there is like a 4 second warm up after that it seems instant.. I do live in the land of no so many cars so I have had instances where I have left them on for hours on end of driving and not passed any cars .. Also I have found that, I can if I wished drive around with them and only get flashed by one in 20 cars...
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H3 or Micro H3?? I'm going to order my 4300k HID soon. Please give me some opinions. I don't know which one to order.

Is there a significant difference betweem the Micro and non-Micro? I know that one is smaller than the other (duh~).
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Old 09-29-2005, 04:16 PM
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Burnin Paint.....

That's all of them on notice how the 4700 High beams are yellow in comparison to the 6500k Main and Driving lights


Forward shots All lights going

Just the driving and Main which is on 95 % of the time ...

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Old 09-29-2005, 04:21 PM
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the higher the blue'er......... looks nice Black..
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Old 09-29-2005, 04:36 PM
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Originally Posted by blackpaladin67
That's all of them on notice how the 4700 High beams are yellow in comparison to the 6500k Main and Driving lights
Damn... WTF do you use the high beams for? To tell helicopters 3 miles away to get out of the way?

It's nice, if a bit... excessive. My guess is that if you actually flashed somebody with those even their future kids would go blind.
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Old 09-29-2005, 04:49 PM
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Originally Posted by viguera
Damn... WTF do you use the high beams for? To tell helicopters 3 miles away to get out of the way?
Oh.. they serve many purposes ... burn paint off number plates in front of me ... See Kangaroos at 1 mile out ...so that I don't splatter them ...dry the wifes hair if it's a bit damp...ya know that kinda thing....LOL
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Old 10-02-2005, 02:13 AM
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^^^^^ Now thats funny or am i just up too late?
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Old 10-02-2005, 02:23 AM
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Bloody Right

So now that i have seen your night shots and I am more then impressed with the light output..... DROOLS

Anyone out there seen an HID set of H3 HID with 2700K yellow color band?

I want to get that!

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Old 10-02-2005, 04:35 PM
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This is the only guy selling the 2700 that I know of ...should have heaps over there in the states however...

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/Brand-New-HID...QQcmdZViewItem

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I believe my HID's are BiXenon. Cause the Highbeams I swear are HID. They flash on fast like HID's and bright as hell as the HID's.
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I believe my HID's are BiXenon. Cause the Highbeams I swear are HID. They flash on fast like HID's and bright as hell as the HID's.
yes they are... one bulb for low and high... is a little system called the "shutter", this will use a small tinted glass to block out the light making it a low beam, once you activate the high's, that shutter will move out the way releasing the full brightness of the bulb..

so the bulb is bright all the time, the only thing is the shutter blocks some light to give you your low beam..
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Old 11-01-2005, 03:27 PM
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Hey does any one know if u can use a set of hid out a 7 searies BMW in the 05 maxima i hope this is not off subject but i got a set form a frind and i want to put them in my maxima does anyone know
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Now I'm running both sets!
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