HID Headlight Conversion

Yeah no worries... His seller ID is Nissangtrpower. He usually does a listing for multiple bulb types and color temps to you will have to specify the bulb style and kelvin rating. Install is pretty simple but if anyone doing this gets questions let me know.

Also for those that have never done an HID conversion... when you first turn the light on you may here a slight buzz/ring for the first few seconds as the balasts heat up but it fades within a few seconds. Also after about two minutes after they are warmed up they usually blink slightly once. Both things are normal and have happened with every kit I have done... first time worried me at first so I figured I'd post it. Anyway, let us know how you like it!

 

So which kit did you get that had the appropriate wiring harness adapter for the CJ?

 

I see he would do a group buy . wonder how that works???? those have a low/high right????how many of us want it for a better price. ????? me......!

 

Well first I did the H4 conversion... got that through quadratec... then I oredered the H4 6000k HID's. Without the conversion I don't thinks HID's would be possible

 

No hi/lo...just low. But I don't need a high with how much these put out. I never use my Hi's in my truck although I still can. I figure I have the aux lights too if I ever need....but no, it would take 2 sets of balasts and bulbs to keep the highs.

 

nice upgrade

 

no hi/low is the first bummer I see, when people flash you there will be no way to "super- blind" them back. can you post a pic at night I would like to see the cut off if possible . I just have some cheapie AutoPal's h4 with 60/55w,,, run with no relay on stock wiring (I think).

 

Nice.. Big difference... I bet you will be happy with them.. Looks good man.

 

ok, been talking through email to Firulice's light guy, you can get straight hid lows,,,,,,, hi/ halogen lo/hid bulbs or.........H/L hid bi-bulbs for a bit more. waiting for a reply on how much for the bi-bulbs.....

 

H/L would come in handy for back-up lights.......

 

and what EXACTLY are you saying there Jim.............

 

low beam for normal back-ups
high beam for not-so-normal back-ups
the more light the better I would think

 

uhhhhmmmmmm ,it seems that your implying something about the not so normal backups........

 

since back-up isn't in my vocabulary, I don't need the lights
I make the hills
these should give you plenty of light Steve
maybe you can use them for undercarriage or rock lights as well.
that would then light up the whole area.

 

dohhh. you're pretty fierce for an elder,,,,, I'll back away quietly........(bows head -and mumbles something you can't hear).........

 

I had asked earlier and saw no response..are these really highway legal ?
might have to replace my halogens

 

well I thought the h4's were not because of the pattern they throw, these would be way ,way brighter so.......... do we have a resident H.P.officer here ??? I'll ask around they would be as bright as those stupid rice burner cars.then we could put neon lights under my jeep....

 

oh okay
I thought you knew or the dude selling them would know
nevermind then

 

Sorry guys... just got back from moab... the lights do not say dot approved on them so I'm not on the legalities. Here locally you have to have hi/lows to pass the yearly inspection but I can put the halogens in with ease. I didn't get any night pics in moab but will take some soon and post them