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05-05-09, 05:45 AM
#166
Hi,
The Bi-Xenon function is achieved by a moving shield within the projector. When you switch between high and low beam the shield moves thus causing the light to reflect differently.
You would just need to get new D4 6000k bulbs.
Steve
The Bi-Xenon function is achieved by a moving shield within the projector. When you switch between high and low beam the shield moves thus causing the light to reflect differently.
You would just need to get new D4 6000k bulbs.
Steve
05-08-09, 10:13 PM
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for the relay harness, does the negative cable go to the negative of the battery or do we have to look for a ground in the engine bay?
Anyone has any pointers for any good ground spots if this is required?
Anyone has any pointers for any good ground spots if this is required?
05-13-09, 01:38 PM
#171
Great review of our Lexus IS LED Dome Light kit installed can be found here:
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/is-...ml#post4515688
Enjoy!
Steve
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/is-...ml#post4515688
Enjoy!
Steve
05-18-09, 10:45 PM
#172
just letting potential buyers know that the volt kit is a great deal! got mine within a week of ordering. installation was super easy. both lights fired up without a hitch. btw, i ordered the 6000k bulbs for my is350, they are pure white with little to no blue tint, just the way i want them. thanks xenondepot!
05-27-09, 12:59 PM
#176
Hi,
Our Xtreme kits come with a relay harness however our Volt kits do not. You do not "need" a relay harness when installing an HID kit in an SC application as our ballasts are low draw so you can safely power the ballast directly from the OE wiring.
Using a relay harness though does ensure that the ballasts always receive a constant 12V.
Steve
Our Xtreme kits come with a relay harness however our Volt kits do not. You do not "need" a relay harness when installing an HID kit in an SC application as our ballasts are low draw so you can safely power the ballast directly from the OE wiring.
Using a relay harness though does ensure that the ballasts always receive a constant 12V.
Steve
05-27-09, 01:13 PM
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Hi,
Our Xtreme kits come with a relay harness however our Volt kits do not. You do not "need" a relay harness when installing an HID kit in an SC application as our ballasts are low draw so you can safely power the ballast directly from the OE wiring.
Using a relay harness though does ensure that the ballasts always receive a constant 12V.
Steve
Our Xtreme kits come with a relay harness however our Volt kits do not. You do not "need" a relay harness when installing an HID kit in an SC application as our ballasts are low draw so you can safely power the ballast directly from the OE wiring.
Using a relay harness though does ensure that the ballasts always receive a constant 12V.
Steve
so what problems could arise by not having a relay installed?