HID Xpert Q & A thread.

[bavtoys.com]

Interesting, sometimes relays are not necessary and sometimes they are. If he wants to switch to a different kit I would be happy to help.

Are the high beams working? They just hum loud?

 

[tonym]

Interesting, sometimes relays are not necessary and sometimes they are. If he wants to switch to a different kit I would be happy to help.

Are the high beams working? They just hum loud?

Correct. Motor running or not, they hum loud. Low beams are fine.

 

[bavtoys.com]

Wish I could hear them in person, I knowing humming from HID kits is normal to an extent. Like our 55w kits are putting out some awesome power they hum but you wouldn't hear it in the car.

 

[bavtoys.com]

Thanks for the orders guys!

Just did an F150 with our new harness the other night, took me 20 minutes! Pictures soon.

 

[NoFear95]

I have a 2006 Limited, so the high/low beams are completely functional without any dash warning lights?

 

[bavtoys.com]

Sorry for the delay response, took an extended vacation all orders did ship last week!

To answer your question I have not confirmed that yet on a 2006 the kits I have sold so far have been the new style explorer. No codes thrown on the new models, I would be happy to sell you a kit at a discount if you want to try it out.

 

[Maniak]

Sorry for the delay response, took an extended vacation all orders did ship last week!

To answer your question I have not confirmed that yet on a 2006 the kits I have sold so far have been the new style explorer. No codes thrown on the new models, I would be happy to sell you a kit at a discount if you want to try it out.

A stupid question from an old school peson (heck, I still run sealed beams in 1 vehicle)..

How much work is involved in installing the HID into a 2006 Mustang, and which kit do you recommend? We would need high and low beams as we drive on a 2 lane twisty road to get home. We run high beams about 20% of the daily commute in winter (20 miles or so per day). I did add a relay so we get fog lights with the high beams which helps, but HID seems like the next step.

~Mark

 

[bavtoys.com]

A stupid question from an old school peson (heck, I still run sealed beams in 1 vehicle)..

How much work is involved in installing the HID into a 2006 Mustang, and which kit do you recommend? We would need high and low beams as we drive on a 2 lane twisty road to get home. We run high beams about 20% of the daily commute in winter (20 miles or so per day). I did add a relay so we get fog lights with the high beams which helps, but HID seems like the next step.

~Mark

sorry for the delay in responding i wasn't subscribed to the thread for some odd reason.
anyway, your stang uses a dual filament h13 bulb. we carry dual hid kits which are direct replacement and retain the hi/lo function.
install is fairly simple, the kit includes a relay harness as well as the hid kit itself.
we have some recent mustang pics on our site:
http://bavtoys.com/gallery7.php
even though its newer it uses the exact same set up as your car.
we recomment either of these kits for the mustang:
www.bavtoys.com/prolumen55.php www.bavtoys.com/x55.php
please pm or call us for some tester discounts we may be able to offer you.

 

[blueka]

I have the aftermarket eBay stylee CCFL halo projector headlights and I'm pretty sure adding a HID kit would give me better lighting, they use H1 bulbs.

What would you recommend for them and standard fog lights on a 99 sport?

Si