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From: Tampa Bay, Go BUCS!!!Go Rays!!!Go Lightning!!!
St. Jude Donor '12-'13-'14
HIDs installed, what did I do wrong
Got my HIDs fro Dave (djmotorsports.com)
Installed them last night and I'm a little worried. Everything went exactly as Dave and his instructions said. And they worked first time. And I didn't have any parts left over........
What did I do wrong? Mods just don't go in that easily and work that good. I MUST have missed something
Seriously, Dave THANKYOU!!!!
These things are incredible.
old low beams
new low beams
The only problem I have now is that I like them so much I want to
1) try to outrun them, and
2) install the hi beams even though Dave talked me out of them. (and that is some kind of customer service, talking me out of buying something from him, thanks again).
There really isn't a good reason to install HID high beams unless you live in an area where there isn't a street light for miles. HID conversion kits are one of the most easy installs i've ever done....once i got the headlight off
From: Tampa Bay, Go BUCS!!!Go Rays!!!Go Lightning!!!
St. Jude Donor '12-'13-'14
Originally Posted by TheRadioFlyer
There really isn't a good reason to install HID high beams unless you live in an area where there isn't a street light for miles. HID conversion kits are one of the most easy installs i've ever done....once i got the headlight off
Ya, that's what Dave told me. And since most of my driving is up and down the beach "in town" it wouldn't pay. It does make me want to see the hi's out on the highway though. Maybe after some other more important mods.
Oh, and I did my install according to the directions (and have the scratches to prove it). I did remove the hood stop bolt on the passenger side but that is all.
From: Tampa Bay, Go BUCS!!!Go Rays!!!Go Lightning!!!
St. Jude Donor '12-'13-'14
Originally Posted by guiness
I can't wait to see how they look on the mountain roads here at night. The weather is just about right for topless nighttime pleasure rides.
Has someone figured out the fix to keep all four lights on when in hi beam? That would be awesome for the mountain roads I think. Someone on the GM-Truck forum did it. I don't know if would be the same fix or not.
Has someone figured out the fix to keep all four lights on when in hi beam? That would be awesome for the mountain roads I think. Someone on the GM-Truck forum did it. I don't know if would be the same fix or not.
Yes it is the same fix. What you do is run your low beams off a relay and splice the high beam wire as a switching means to the relay. It's commonly reffered to as the High-4 mod.
From: Houston, TX www.djmotorsportaccessories.com Specializing in C5 & C6 Accessories. DJ Motorsport Accessories.
St. Jude Donor '08-'09
Originally Posted by jbondfl
Has someone figured out the fix to keep all four lights on when in hi beam? That would be awesome for the mountain roads I think. Someone on the GM-Truck forum did it. I don't know if would be the same fix or not.
Pull the stick towards you while lows are on and the Highs come on same time. You have to hold it there though. But with the HID lows Id be surpised it you can see the stock highs to good.
Look Great! Anybody know of an HID bulb in the H4 format. I haven't found a set of H4 bulbs that are as good as I'd like. I live in an area without streetlights for many lonely miles. In addition I was chasing a friend in his C6 to Lake Tahoe at night and had to give up the lead over the mountain 'cause I couldn't see w/low beams.
Last edited by LLVETTE; Mar 22, 2007 at 11:47 AM.
Reason: misspelled word
From: The United States of TEXAS www.corvettemotorsportsinc.com
St. Jude Donor '07-'08-'09-'10-'11
Originally Posted by LLVETTE
Look Great! Anybody know of an HID bulb in the H4 format. I haven't found a set of H4 bulbs that are as good as I'd like. I live in an area without streetlights for many lonely miles. In addition I was chasing a friend in his C6 to Lake Tahoe at night and had to give up the lead over the mountain 'cause I couldn't see w/low beams.
From: Houston, TX www.djmotorsportaccessories.com Specializing in C5 & C6 Accessories. DJ Motorsport Accessories.
St. Jude Donor '08-'09
Originally Posted by LLVETTE
Look Great! Anybody know of an HID bulb in the H4 format. I haven't found a set of H4 bulbs that are as good as I'd like. I live in an area without streetlights for many lonely miles. In addition I was chasing a friend in his C6 to Lake Tahoe at night and had to give up the lead over the mountain 'cause I couldn't see w/low beams.
Today I will be testing NTRBL33's HID H4 in my neighbors car. He's finally available
Here's what the bulb looks like
From: Tampa Bay, Go BUCS!!!Go Rays!!!Go Lightning!!!
St. Jude Donor '12-'13-'14
Originally Posted by 99FewteRC5
Just tie them up for an hour or so
A little embarassed to say so but I actually told the grandkids I lost a nut in the yard beside the driveway and that if they found it I'd give them each five bucks. That worked for about thirty minutes.
From: The United States of TEXAS www.corvettemotorsportsinc.com
St. Jude Donor '07-'08-'09-'10-'11
Originally Posted by jbondfl
A little embarassed to say so but I actually told the grandkids I lost a nut in the yard beside the driveway and that if they found it I'd give them each five bucks. That worked for about thirty minutes.
Literally... I am the rural area west of Houston... and this plug and play HID kit from Davis has been the best mod money spent Even my wife agreed.. she's not real thrilled about the rest of the mod money though! and that has only been cosmetic mods with the exception of the B&B single tip Bullets....
Obviously you are not an accomplished shade tree mechanic or you would have been able to either break something else while installing this kit, dropped a part and broken it before you got it installed, lost one of the nuts/bolts by dropping into the engine bay, or at least had parts left over..... Keep trying though, I'm sure you can improve, shoot, simply getting older tends to cause half of the above mentioned issues. Have a great day!!