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May 1, 2009, 09:55 AM
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INtenseHID.com Questions
So im thinking of just going with the 8000K kit from INtenseHID.com but before I do I have a few questions. The first being, it says plug and play. Is it truly plug and play? I do not want to splice any wires from the stock setup. And with that being said has anyone used the anti-flicker relays that they have? Id rather not cut the DRl's. And my final questions is, do you just replace the low beams and not worry about the high beams? Seems like it would be a PITA to fit 4 ballasts.
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May 1, 2009, 01:22 PM
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I just installed the 6k from intense.
I installed it in the fenders as well. Looks real clean.
I didn't do the DRL setup yet...So right now, I keep the lights on all the time.
It looks awesome!!!
Does anyone know if the plug and play DRL relay kit from Intensehid works?
I installed it in the fenders as well. Looks real clean.
I didn't do the DRL setup yet...So right now, I keep the lights on all the time.
It looks awesome!!!
Does anyone know if the plug and play DRL relay kit from Intensehid works?
Jun 22, 2009, 01:51 PM
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I plug and played the wires. I've done so many HID kits that it takes me no more than 2 hours. The problem is finding places to put the ballast. I like it in clean spots and keep from the the wiring being exposed.
If I did it again it be 1 hour tops. Also, because I would do it during the day. Instead of at night with a flash light.
Jun 22, 2009, 09:13 PM
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Anyway, has anyone used the relay kit from intense HID? Does that take away the DRL issue?
Jun 23, 2009, 08:05 AM
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that is the best way to do things lol, i've done three speaker installations. All via the flashlight method, why? Who knows haha. Mostly cause the person who wants them in wants them right after they buy them which tends to be right before nightfall.
Anyway, has anyone used the relay kit from intense hid? Does that take away the drl issue?
Anyway, has anyone used the relay kit from intense hid? Does that take away the drl issue?
Jun 23, 2009, 08:16 AM
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That is the best way to do things lol, i've done three speaker installations. All via the flashlight method, why? who knows haha. Mostly cause the person who wants them in wants them right after they buy them which tends to be right before nightfall.
Anyway, has anyone used the relay kit from intense HID? Does that take away the DRL issue?
Anyway, has anyone used the relay kit from intense HID? Does that take away the DRL issue?