Will an HID bulb/wire harness fit into non-HID headlight housing?
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Will an HID bulb/wire harness fit into non-HID headlight housing?
Hey guys.
I'm looking to replace my head lights to freshen up the front end on my 98'. The pricing for HID housings are rediculous! Do you guys know if the non-HID housings will work with the OEM HID bulb/wire harness? Any suggestions?
I'm looking to replace my head lights to freshen up the front end on my 98'. The pricing for HID housings are rediculous! Do you guys know if the non-HID housings will work with the OEM HID bulb/wire harness? Any suggestions?
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You could technically convert your Non HID GS to a HID equipped GS. Lexus does make a conversion kit where it contains a new adapter harness and all sensors and relay. I was lucking to find one guy who paid for this conversion and got it from him when he traded his car in. All I did was install the leveler sensor and everything else was pretty much plug and play. Let me warn you that this adapater harness from lexus is around $1400. The you'll have to pay for new HID housing. It's nice to have the auto leveler though I'd say.
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You could technically convert your Non HID GS to a HID equipped GS. Lexus does make a conversion kit where it contains a new adapter harness and all sensors and relay. I was lucking to find one guy who paid for this conversion and got it from him when he traded his car in. All I did was install the leveler sensor and everything else was pretty much plug and play. Let me warn you that this adapater harness from lexus is around $1400. The you'll have to pay for new HID housing. It's nice to have the auto leveler though I'd say.
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Hi,
If you are interested in getting a 9006 HID kit I would suggest looking at the 4300k HID kit for the most OEM look and feel.
In terms of D2S or D2R, Our HID conversion kits use a D2S bulb. We have
done various experimentation and for a retrofit application or OE application out side of Europe the D2R bulb is not required. The stripe on the D2R lamps helps hide the salts which would appear as parasitic images in the light dark transition area of the European Asymmetric dip pattern. On a retrofit or DOT beam pattern (Your headlight)
you do not have this light dark transition requirement therefore the D2S
bulb is just fine for any application.
Steve
If you are interested in getting a 9006 HID kit I would suggest looking at the 4300k HID kit for the most OEM look and feel.
In terms of D2S or D2R, Our HID conversion kits use a D2S bulb. We have
done various experimentation and for a retrofit application or OE application out side of Europe the D2R bulb is not required. The stripe on the D2R lamps helps hide the salts which would appear as parasitic images in the light dark transition area of the European Asymmetric dip pattern. On a retrofit or DOT beam pattern (Your headlight)
you do not have this light dark transition requirement therefore the D2S
bulb is just fine for any application.
Steve
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You could technically convert your Non HID GS to a HID equipped GS. Lexus does make a conversion kit where it contains a new adapter harness and all sensors and relay. I was lucking to find one guy who paid for this conversion and got it from him when he traded his car in. All I did was install the leveler sensor and everything else was pretty much plug and play. Let me warn you that this adapater harness from lexus is around $1400. The you'll have to pay for new HID housing. It's nice to have the auto leveler though I'd say.