Sportster hid install

Make this the last set of HID's you will ever need to buy for your vehicle. Buy the best! Lifetime Warranty on your full set of lights purchased through us. Many customers think this color is perfect for fog lights. This almost has a slight tint of purple added to the blue. Extreme tuner look. The direct wiring power relay harness simply uses the car's headlight power as a trigger to power your new HID kit directly from the cars power source.

This is a set of the pictured in-line capacitors to be installed as a plug and play installation for your new HID kit. These eliminate the dashboard errors that can be caused by installing aftermarket lights in your vehicle. These dashboard errors such as "Check Low Beam" can be extremely aggravating to some.

Adding these will guarantee no error lights and a more professional installation. Follow Us. New Orders - [email protected]. Sign In Create an Account. Headlight Experts. My Wishlist. Car Makes Acura. Alfa Romeo. Arctic Cat. Aston Martin. Harley Davidson. Land Rover. Mercedes Benz. Moto Guzzi. Rolls Royce. Ski Doo. Shop By Car. Shop By Bulb Size. Shop By Ballast. Good luck. Reason I was thinking HID is because of low current draw.

I heard the sporty charging system cant handle lights above 35watt H3s and I cannot find any below 55watt. Have adure trillient now, and it is a POS! There is a reason you don't see many cars with HID hi-beams unless they are single unit bilux lamps , HID bulbs can take up to 30 seconds to warm up to their maximum light output. Anyone who has a car with HID lo-beams knows what I'm talking about. With hi-beams, you want max bright the split second you hit the switch.

Can you imagine hitting your hi-beam switch and then having to wait 30 seconds before you have the full range of the light beam? As for current draw, it is true that HIDs once they are at full operating temp draw very little current. But the ballast and igniter during the warm up period can draw as much as 12 to 18 amps.

This is exactly why they do not make HID high beams. Are you Positive the "passing lamps" were HID? These will be brighter than you'd probably need, at a fraction of the cost of HID setups. Cheers, Luke. Cheers, Luke Excellent! What a steal! I think I was looking at a variant of multi-fit kit for H3 bulbs, I swear it was , but the website does not list that number wobbles.

For the type of lighting you wrote about, Google up Susquehanna Motorsports. I would recommend you use a pair of those in your aux. That way, you have watts of light on bright, and on low, where it is needed most. Their big plus is that they have both beams. Mix and match to suit yourself.