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What To Know About 35w 55w HID Kits

Hid Kits are a great accessory to addd to your car or motorcycle, as they not only provide intense light but also look clean! Just so your know HID stands for ...

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b0yz commented on 23 Dec 2015

i'm pretty sure the R6 doesn't have projectors at all...so if you drop in a HID kit you will blind the fuck out of every oncoming driver

Ernesto Castellanos commented on 06 Jan 2016

only the 2003-2005 R6 had projectors

Mike Hernandez commented on 16 Nov 2015

we're do you buy wire harness ?

Burpo Kolodziej commented on 28 Jan 2016

+Mike Hernandez I bought my HID kit and harness here https://plus.google.com/117745457870935508567/posts/3wa1cAdk2tL

streetbikesforever commented on 21 Nov 2015

ddmtuning.com

D. Almeida commented on 21 Oct 2015

Hey buddy, good video. Just wanted to ask, if I install the 8000k 55w for my mazda, and I am worried about melting my factory harness etc. your recommending I get an aftermarket harness to connect to the battery , correct? This should help? SOrry bro Im just paranoid about this because I have heard stories and I feel regretful for ordering them.

Dennis Lee commented on 29 Jan 2016

Good question to ask; take a infared heat thermometer from Harbor Freight or even amazon and aim it at the hottest spot on ones lens for ones headlight; simply let the car and/or motorcycle headlight stay lit for 15, 30, 45 minute testing interval trials while staying still to see the actual measured temperature effects; now the high temperature plastic used in headlights starts to melt at about 275 degrees fahrenheit I believe; so simply observe how long one can continuously project ones Hid bulb without burning ones lens to determine the actual time one can safely run one headlight and let heat continue to build up by keeping car/motorcycle headlight completely still; and then compare the collected measured temperature data with both the 35 watt Hid temperatures versus 55 watt Hid lighting system temperatures; hopefully ones Hid lighting system headlights will not actually melt and also hopefully one can determine the actual safe operating temperature one can operate up to without ones headlight lens melting in the process.

wil young commented on 03 Jun 2015

hey I am thinking of installing a Q45 projector light into my headlight bucket on my VTX 1300 Honda bike. trying to figure out if I should use a HID set up or LED. Not sure if LED would even work for this kind of set up. If you have some information you could share I'd be greatful, Thanks Kindly, Wil

pullockaran commented on 10 Jun 2015

+wil young GO with the HID route. Projectors are extremely sensitive to where the glowing portion of the LED emitter is situated and in hundred percent of the cases the LED emitter is not positioned correctly for use in projectors. You will not have an even spread of light when using LED in projectors.

jehu20 commented on 19 Apr 2015

retrofitting a HID projector is the best and proper way....a 35w ac 4300k is bright enough and brighter than stock halogen housing with HID....on stock halogen u get a lot of glare and the light output is scattered as shown in this video so its blinding,unlike HID projectors u get a nice wide output and brighter,plus it gives a nice colorband if u modify the shield , a 4300k will look like blue,purple ,green when the colorband hits the oncoming driver but on the road its still white :D

Alfino Fristyananda commented on 05 Sep 2015

let alone the projector, he cant even afford him self a pair of mirror...

Chuy Pena commented on 28 Mar 2015

How can you tell if your ballast doesnt work?

Chuy Pena commented on 10 Apr 2015

thanks!!

streetbikesforever commented on 09 Apr 2015

+Chuy Pena attach it directly into a battery. If it lights than it works!! if it doesn't try the same bulb on a different ballast. If it doesn't light than it may be your bulb. You can use the process of elimination to find the problem