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So one of my headlights have gone and I'm thinking, should I go hid?

 

If so what's best to get and how easy are they to fit?

 

Links are great :)

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I have all the rare bits you can't find :tongue::tongue:

 

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My HID system was just plug and play, I'm looking for a video clip or pics of it fitted but it's pretty straight forward mate

 

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That's what I need. Plug and play.

 

Are the ones in the above link like that?

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Datascan, Conzult, ECUTalk and a few others

I have all the rare bits you can't find :tongue::tongue:

 

I had a VIP [ebay] hid ballast pack up within a month of fitting .

I had issues with mine as well and they where the £100 set.... I fixed it by adding a new relay harness so the HID are now getting power direct from battery and only the relay is turned on by the old electrical system.

As far as I'm aware HID are a bit finicky when it comes to a constant current/voltage, so its advised not to flash them as it shortens their lives, well same if the current is a bit not stable.

 

the harness is also available on ebay for around the £10 mark.

 

you do have to understand what you are doing but it is easy.

heres my post when I fitted mine - a very good mod & well worth it:

 

http://www.300zx.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?154611-Fitted-my-HID-kit-today&highlight=

 

there is also a link to a thread in there to mod the headlamp flashers so the HIDS stay on when you flash the headlamps with dipped beam on, but only flash the main beam with the headlamps off - an essential mod with HIDS IMO

 

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I been looking at this kit too, but a bit worried as they are very cheap !?!?!?!

 

If you're worried and a tad uncomfortable about them being cheap, just ask the seller if you can add an extra tenner :biggrin:.

 

£25.00 delivered from the far east is the norm :yes:.

 

It might look a lot of wires, cables Birdy but they can only fit one way with their multi plugs, there are only the black and red spade ends that you fit into your dipped stock bulb connector :thumbup1:.

If you're worried and a tad uncomfortable about them being cheap, just ask the seller if you can add an extra tenner :biggrin:.

 

£25.00 delivered from the far east is the norm :yes:.

 

It might look a lot of wires, cables Birdy but they can only fit one way with their multi plugs, there are only the black and red spade ends that you fit into your dipped stock bulb connector :thumbup1:.

 

Great idea bud :lol:

I have the set whats in the pic and been faultless.

Cost less then £30.

Easy to fit and been on car over a year.

If they went every year would buy a set but seem has good now has when new.

Nice and bright and white rd signs etc glow at night with a little hint of blue.

 

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I have the set whats in the pic and been faultless.

Cost less then £30.

Easy to fit and been on car over a year.

If they went every year would buy a set but seem has good now has when new.

Nice and bright and white rd signs etc glow at night with a little hint of blue.

 

- - - Updated - - -

 

I have the set whats in the pic and been faultless.

Cost less then £30.

Easy to fit and been on car over a year.

If they went every year would buy a set but seem has good now has when new.

Nice and bright and white rd signs etc glow at night with a little hint of blue.

got mine from danny @ DTA when he was trading here but it is a kit from this company: http://www.hids4u.co.uk/

 

When you punch in NISSAN 300ZX 87-94 it comes up with H1 for dipped and main beam, that's incorrect :glare:.

 

Dipped beam is H3 to clarify, main beam is correct at H1, which I do not recommend you change from your stock 55w halogen.

 

I've had 'cheap' 26 pounders in mine for getting on for 3 years and no problem :yes:.

I just wrote h3c/h3 hid kit in eBay.

The one I got was the ones for just under £30 delivered.

I got 6000k

Like natural light not to blue.

 

If I knew how to put one up on here I would but I'm useless lol.

 

Just found u can buy new ballast and new bulbs for the ones I have.

Do you know the make etc of the ones you guys have?

 

You have a link in post 2, they are all much of a muchness.

 

I have used this seller and I know others have to, I also had a replacement ballast sent for free without any fuss :thumbup1:.

 

As terry says, get 6000k you can't go far wrong there, 55w for a bit more power and of course H3, nice and slim ballasts as well.

 

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/12V-55W-HID-Conversion-Kit-H1-H3-H7-H4-2-H8-H9-H11-9005-9006-9004-2-9007-2-H13-2-/160811439573?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&var=460075213513&hash=item25711bd5d5

I have used this seller and I know others have to, I also had a replacement ballast sent for free without any fuss :thumbup1:.

 

As terry says, get 6000k you can't go far wrong there, 55w for a bit more power and of course H3, nice and slim ballasts as well.

 

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/12V-55W-HID-Conversion-Kit-H1-H3-H7-H4-2-H8-H9-H11-9005-9006-9004-2-9007-2-H13-2-/160811439573?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&var=460075213513&hash=item25711bd5d5

 

seconded I am using these one asweel

I just wrote h3c/h3 hid kit in eBay.

The one I got was the ones for just under £30 delivered.

I got 6000k

Like natural light not to blue.

 

If I knew how to put one up on here I would but I'm useless lol.

 

Just found u can buy new ballast and new bulbs for the ones I have.

 

mate its easy...follow this and remember me for the rest of your life.

go to the address bar at the very top of screen and put the curser in it and right click,when it turns blue then click copy...then go to your post and after your text you have just typed right click again and hit the paste button and iff by magic the address will appear and make you look like you know about computers and top dog:thumbup1:

mate its easy...follow this and remember me for the rest of your life.

go to the address bar at the very top of screen and put the curser in it and right click,when it turns blue then click copy...then go to your post and after your text you have just typed right click again and hit the paste button and iff by magic the address will appear and make you look like you know about computers and top dog:thumbup1:

 

I'm useless with computers and next time I'm on one I'll try,

To make it worse laptop is broke and using my phone.

Would that do the same it's a Samsung galaxy s3.

 

Thanks for trying to help, much appreciated.

I'm useless with computers and next time I'm on one I'll try,

To make it worse laptop is broke and using my phone.

Would that do the same it's a Samsung galaxy s3.Thanks for trying to help, much appreciated.

 

Dont know....ime from the 1800,s mate.Look at my sig,ime still using a Samsung D900:laugh:

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