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NCooper13
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You have to hook up a Canceler and a relay to the Fog's but other than that everything works fine and doesn't take that long to install.
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You have to hook up a Canceler and a relay to the Fog's but other than that everything works fine and doesn't take that long to install.
chadoku
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I tried it, i got the 2 accents beside the fog light and it turned out good.... the grill is such a biatch ended up wasting the wrap lol, i think ima try plastidip the grill LOL
Six_speed_demon
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Damn that looks good! I need to stay off the forums it's going to get me in trouble
Thanks for your reply! im going to try and hook mines up this weekend. i got 3k fog color but after seeing yours, im diggin the white fog color. i might have to copy you =X
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NCooper13
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That's fine lol I don't mind. I got 6k in mine but it looks like 8k bc of the bluish color that comes from them.
TheSlowAndTheSerious
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I just ordered basically your same set up lol takeda/tsudo...how do they perform/sound together?- Thread starter
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NCooper13
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I like it but I think its way to loud!
Hey I just realized I live right above youn knoxville.
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NCooper13
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I'll be moving to Fl in 2 weeks though.
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NCooper13
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Anyone trying to do the HID's with high beams you can forget it. I have done everything I can to bypass the DRL code and its impossible. I finally got fed up with it and just pulled the fuse. I hook another wiring harness to them to see if it would bypass the code but nothing is working. I would like to have HID DRL's but I guess that is not going to happen. SO therefor I just won't have DRL's at all. Anyone have an answer to this please inform.
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The high beam is your drl running on lower power. You will really shorten the life of the bulbs/ballasts trying to run hids in the high beams because it takes a while for them to ignite/warm up. Flashing them/turning them on/off is going to kill the bulbs and ballasts faster. You can pull the fuse on the drl and just have hids in the high beams. It's still going to hurt their lifespan though.
AlienPrime
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lol.... #1nothing is impossible
#2, you can attach a relay without removing the wiring harness or pulling the fuse. from there you'll need to calculate the resistance and match it with the proper sized resistor. You won't need to worry about the HID's coming on at that point because light before, the volatge drop will still be the same and will not be sufficient to turn on the HID's.
#3, it's not working because your power is fed from a difference source... lol therefore different SOURCE of power hahaha
#4, if you still want to have DRL's AND have highbeams all in the 9005 socket housing, you'll still end up driving around with highbeams on all the time (lame IMO)
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i can draw out a diagram for #2 if need be lol
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That was the response I was expecting!
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and/or bi-enon projectors available at 9thcivic.com Store
Ap, wouldn't the Bi-xenon bulbs work? They are meant for Hi/Lows.