LT1 HID hi/low beam relay plug
01-04-2013, 06:46 AM
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LT1 HID hi/low beam relay plug I just got a true HID kit for my 96 Trans Am. I got a full kit with the new housings, ballasts, 6000k bulbs, and a relay. I have everything figured out except where to plug in the hi/low beam relay...the part that looks like a 3 prong socket that i am suppose to plug into where the stock hi/low beam is. I cannot find this anywhere. The kit is suppose to be all plug and and play. Where do i unplug the stock hi/low beam so i can plug in this HID kit. The plug looks like this....
01-04-2013, 07:29 AM
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That is a H4 socket plug and our cars use a slanted plug where two will fit but the other won't. You can depin the one lead and plug it in manually but it will look rigged. I tracked down some nice conversion plugs from Blackbird Lighting Solutions which worked perfectly.
01-04-2013, 10:09 AM
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That is a H4 socket plug and our cars use a slanted plug where two will fit but the other won't. You can depin the one lead and plug it in manually but it will look rigged. I tracked down some nice conversion plugs from Blackbird Lighting Solutions which worked perfectly.
01-04-2013, 11:23 AM
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this is the auction i won. The 3 prong socket isnt pictured but i do have one. Can I get a link to a better kit?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/170862772915...84.m1497.l2649
I would prefer a kit with a full relay set up so the headlights arent stealing power from other parts of the car to power them up and so they dont flicker.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/170862772915...84.m1497.l2649
I would prefer a kit with a full relay set up so the headlights arent stealing power from other parts of the car to power them up and so they dont flicker.
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01-04-2013, 12:01 PM
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Holy smokes! Those look great but $650 i cant do that. Anything more economical? I know there are a bunch of f-bodys with HIDs and i dont think everybody uses those. Any other options?
01-04-2013, 12:22 PM
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01-04-2013, 12:31 PM
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You get what you paid for. Ive seen a bunch of wack HID wannabe lights on ricers and domestics and i can only think those are the ones that people create themselfs. Some come out good but most look worse than when stock. The ones that look good, had a lot of work put into them.
Id save up for blackbirdlighting
Id save up for blackbirdlighting
01-06-2013, 11:45 PM
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OP, I am currious if you bought the ones another member linked to a few posts up?
Do yours have a real projector built into them, something like in this picture... http://tlc80.com/images/ksenon_xenon...rzerobka08.jpg
A lot of times the knock off projector housings have a fake "projector" IE they just have the glass piece infront of the bulb, etc.
There aren't a lot of 4x6 projector housings out there, and a lot less that will fit in our cars due to the projector being to long when the headlights are in the down position.
I've been looking for a 4x6 projector housing that will fit in the space we have for in our cars. If you wouldn't mind PMing me where you bought yours from I would appreciate it.
I just bought an LT1 f body for a DD and I need to do something about the horrible lighting. I think I am going to buy a few of the china 4x6 projector housings and see if one of them has a decent light pattern with some 4300k phillips bulbs and Nissan ballasts that I have laying around...
Do yours have a real projector built into them, something like in this picture... http://tlc80.com/images/ksenon_xenon...rzerobka08.jpg
A lot of times the knock off projector housings have a fake "projector" IE they just have the glass piece infront of the bulb, etc.
There aren't a lot of 4x6 projector housings out there, and a lot less that will fit in our cars due to the projector being to long when the headlights are in the down position.
I've been looking for a 4x6 projector housing that will fit in the space we have for in our cars. If you wouldn't mind PMing me where you bought yours from I would appreciate it.
I just bought an LT1 f body for a DD and I need to do something about the horrible lighting. I think I am going to buy a few of the china 4x6 projector housings and see if one of them has a decent light pattern with some 4300k phillips bulbs and Nissan ballasts that I have laying around...
