Now offering a kit so you can install HID headlights as your back up light. Will work on most any vehicle. I have installed these on several trucks and they are stuning in the difference (like day and night). They make a great work light also. I use mine almost daily. Women love them too because they make seeing whats behind you while backing up easier.
I posted a couple years ago about a Ford Super Duty I converted and some pepole had concerns about using HIDs as back up lights.
They were:
1. Q) Will they come up to full brightness because you are not in reverse long enough?
A) Yes they will if you are backing up for more than 2 seconds. They come up to full brightness in the same time as headlights take.
2. Q) Do they get to hot for the housing?
A) No, not in my expeience. I have had mine on for 30 minutes at a time with no problems. Had a customer (yesterday) leave his on and forgot about them. More than 2 hours later he went out to a dead battery, but atleast we know they did not get hot.
I have been told many times that HIDs have a lower temp than halogens. I never took a reading so can't say for sure.
I will be selling complete kits for $199+shipping
OR I will sell just the adapter that attaches to the lens. The adapter allows the HID bulb a means to attach. The adapters a machined from alluminium and are $30+shipping for two. That way you can use the HID kit of your choice. (880 bulbs)
My kit includes:
HID light kit
Alluminium lens to HID bulb adapter
Relay harness
10 ga supply wire
triger wire w/manual swicth
wire loom
2 fuse holders
Misc butt connetors, zip ties.
Until I find time to put these on the web site please PM/email me if you would like to buy a set/kit
Pictures to follow next.
I posted a couple years ago about a Ford Super Duty I converted and some pepole had concerns about using HIDs as back up lights.
They were:
1. Q) Will they come up to full brightness because you are not in reverse long enough?
A) Yes they will if you are backing up for more than 2 seconds. They come up to full brightness in the same time as headlights take.
2. Q) Do they get to hot for the housing?
A) No, not in my expeience. I have had mine on for 30 minutes at a time with no problems. Had a customer (yesterday) leave his on and forgot about them. More than 2 hours later he went out to a dead battery, but atleast we know they did not get hot.
I have been told many times that HIDs have a lower temp than halogens. I never took a reading so can't say for sure.
I will be selling complete kits for $199+shipping
OR I will sell just the adapter that attaches to the lens. The adapter allows the HID bulb a means to attach. The adapters a machined from alluminium and are $30+shipping for two. That way you can use the HID kit of your choice. (880 bulbs)
My kit includes:
HID light kit
Alluminium lens to HID bulb adapter
Relay harness
10 ga supply wire
triger wire w/manual swicth
wire loom
2 fuse holders
Misc butt connetors, zip ties.
Until I find time to put these on the web site please PM/email me if you would like to buy a set/kit
Pictures to follow next.
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