55w HID in Projector low beams Options

[smkr3w]

every thought about clear high beams? I have an extra set thats for sale, and a right projector but the projector is JDM so not legal in your country but the high beams are though

I actually have water damage in my left high beam.. and have been looking around for another option. how much for the clear highs? do they have the harnesses?

[cax_11]

every thought about clear high beams? I have an extra set thats for sale, and a right projector but the projector is JDM so not legal in your country but the high beams are though

I actually have water damage in my left high beam.. and have been looking around for another option. how much for the clear highs? do they have the harnesses?

yep harnesses are attached, and in perfect condition, I would like about $200 for the pair

[smkr3w]

word. we'll see whats up after my next paycheck..

[trdproven]

I've mentioned it many times before to kill 2 birds with one stone, that is to create an adapter and prevent oem harness burning, the best way is to get a heavy duty 9006 harness (Nokya) for high wattage bulbs, then get an H1 harness or H4 if none, splice them together nicely to create an adapter. Wire loom the wires, and electrical tape the ends like OEM. THen you have the best plug in play adapter on this site, from what I've seen mine is the best adapter on here.

[richee3]

^^ Anyone running HID's should be using a harness anyway... Just like a sound system, you shouldn't add aftermarket accessories without running a new power source for them. However, I'm just as guilty as anybody else for not using a harness.

DDM makes decent HID's, but I've definitely seen better performance from higher priced kits. You get what you pay for. I've had the girlfriend running a pair since last December without issue.