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Lancer Evolution IV HID kit 8000k

First snow test drive with the new H.I.D. kit installed.

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Martin Cochingco commented on 11 Jun 2014

Hey which hid kit did you use?

2008 09 10 Lancer HID DRL Bypass

The DRL Bypass will simply eliminate the DRL's. Therefore, no flickering is present when running HID's. The DRL Bypass w/ Relay Harness is completely 100% ...

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4g63dett commented on 27 Apr 2012

Does anyone know if they make these for Subaru b9 tribecas? I have dtrl's and they automatically turn on and there's no way to turn them off. My dtrl's are the same bulb as my low beams. I'm gonna install hids to it and the only way they will work is if I keep my low beams on all the time. Which I dnt mind but if there's a way to get rid of dtrl's I'll do it. Oh and there's no fuse to pull out for dtrl's which sucks ass for me. I'll gladly appreciate any help.

heymynameisjae commented on 23 Feb 2011

@Reikobaby Unfortunately, that's a common misconception about my DRL Bypass. Allow me to explain: I build an electronic circuit specifically designed to eliminate the DRL signal. I then construct this circuit within a 9006 HID Relay Harness--Hence, why they look similar to a standard relay harness. In other words, I provide a "modded" relay harness that is designed to bypass the DRL's. A standard relay harness alone will NOT eliminate the DRL signal.

heymynameisjae commented on 27 Feb 2011

@Reikobaby Yes, my DRL Bypass is also 100% compatible with Stock OEM (halogen) Bulbs. If you hear a buzzing sound from your HID's, then that is simply electronic noise. Mine do the same but they become almost inaudible after a few min. If you hear a constant clicking from the Relay, that is due to the DRL's. With my DRL Bypass installed, you will not hear any constant clicking coming from the relay.

Matt Eastwood commented on 03 Jun 2011

Ok I need some of these!!! Got the same car as the second silver one and I installed LED lightning eyes wired into the parking lights. I dont want the drls on for the first setting on the light switch. Im also going to install an HID conversion kit and I dont want them to come on unless I turn the switch to the far position!!! Thanks man!!!

Mitch Pchelarov commented on 18 Aug 2011

@heymynameisjae Yup I did that as well, and I saw that the driver's HID bulb doesn't fasten all the way like the passenger one does, I thought that it might be a defect so I switched the bulbs but it's the same,so I just tightened it as much as it could so it doesn't become loose and just aligned it with the other one.

Mitch Pchelarov commented on 18 Aug 2011

@heymynameisjae Oh ok I got you, thanks for the info, the funny thing is when I installed the HIDs, I had to adjust the driver's headlight beam because it was too low and to the right compared to the passenger side headlight, it took forever but I finally aligned it evenly with the other one

Mitch Pchelarov commented on 17 Aug 2011

I have HIDs on my Lancer GTS too from DDMTuning also with the DRL bypass and everything works perfect but there is no cut-off line and there is some glare, but when I put the stock halogens in there is a cut-off line, anyone else have this issue?

heymynameisjae commented on 28 Feb 2010

@Rosarionikko93 A standard 9006 Relay Harness alone will not disable the DRL's. I construct an electronic circuit designed to eliminate the DRL signal. I then build this circuit within a Relay Harness; Hence, DRL Bypass w/ Relay Harness.

jkdbjjconnection commented on 23 Nov 2010

I bought this product last week, and I just receved it this morning, and had it installed after lunch. AND THIS RELAY WORKS!!!! INSTANT RESULTS SUPER EASY TO INSTALL now I can drive my lancer without any flickering from my HIDS =D

heymynameisjae commented on 17 Aug 2011

@MitchDaSnitch Because the headlight reflector is designed for the Halogens, installing HID's will evidently produce more light intensity and scattered light. You can reduce the glare by lowering the alignment of your Low Beams.

heymynameisjae commented on 23 Feb 2011

@Reikobaby I do provide the DRL Bypass w/ Relay Harness and jrox is my eBay ID. Yes, the DRL Bypass is guaranteed to bypass the DRL's. In the special case that it does not, I do offer a 30-day return/exchange policy. =)

Gustavo Naranjo commented on 16 Jul 2012

hey can someone help me I just get my dtl bypass kit but my question is do I put the fuse for my dtl back or not but now my lancer s light are working but something's one light don't turn on is the passenger side

heymynameisjae commented on 25 Oct 2010

@litof430 Yes, my DRL Bypass should work no problem. I construct an electronic circuit designed to eliminate the DRL signal. I then build this circuit within a Relay Harness. You can find me on eBay. =)

heymynameisjae commented on 26 Oct 2010

@litof430 Sent you a PM. One of the best perks of my DRL bypass is that it's 100% Plug & Play. Therefore, in the case you have to bring your X to the dealer, simply remove the DRL Bypass. EZ SQUEEZY :D

litof430 commented on 26 Oct 2010

@heymynameisjae where/how can i find you? i really dont like driving with my h.i.d's on in the daytime n the flickering is starting 2 annoy me. will it void n e warranty from the dealer?

heymynameisjae commented on 19 Sep 2012

The Foglights are completely independent from the Low Beams. You can operate the Low Beams without the Foglights. The Foglights can only be turned ON if the Low Beams are ON (as normal).

Mitsubishi MR583189 X6T03172 HID D2R Ballast

//www.oemxenonshop.com/Mitsubishi-HID-Xenon-D2S-D2R-X6T03172-Ballast.html Made in Japan Mitsubishi Electric Corp. Will fit: PAJERO V73 , EVO 8.

Apex hid Depo headlights Evox unboxing part 1

unboxing the lights soon the headlights will be in and wait till you see what happens next=] fog lights 3k and headlights low beam 8k so here are the hid ...

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Juan Campos commented on 11 Jan 2016

I gotta ask, how well did these work for u?

Anthony theofiledes commented on 11 Jan 2016

Yeah i had to do it at advance they sell clear rtv thats in a pressure can like cheeze wiz that's what i used to inject it in to the head light

Juan Campos commented on 11 Jan 2016

+Anthony theofiledes thanks man, and also thanks for ur videos, they made this process easy for me since I've never done them before, however I'm thinking about oppening the lens and putting more glue because it gets foggy inside

Anthony theofiledes commented on 11 Jan 2016

+Juan Campos i do the realay but there are these new ones on Amazon i want to try i cant think of the name they are some slim ones that they are 55w ac if u look for then they are like 70 dollors to 90 they should be worth it

Juan Campos commented on 11 Jan 2016

Awesome, thanks for ur help. I will probably order a new kit and try it out man. Do u have to run a relay harness or does it work fine with out it ?

Anthony theofiledes commented on 11 Jan 2016

the headlight assembly were great the hid not so much i switched them out for slim ones that w r re 55w. i saw your post i zip tie all my plugs together and use dielectric grease at ever point and u have to mount stuff so it doesnt get too wet or shake

My new Cat Back LOL

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Maria Izquierdo commented on 03 Jan 2016

what exhaust system are you using..?? nice car by the way

Ned “Bato Garage” H commented on 16 Dec 2014

Lmao i died

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