Phillip's Ultinon 6000K Bulbs and Ballasts
05-10-03, 07:17 AM
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Hey,
All these names for me, lol. I'm actually in the Northeast but that's alright. I just ordered up the 6000K for the 9006 application for 450 shipped. I like Jason's guarentee and am looking forward to a good experience. Thanks for all the help everyone has given.
-Anthony
All these names for me, lol. I'm actually in the Northeast but that's alright. I just ordered up the 6000K for the 9006 application for 450 shipped. I like Jason's guarentee and am looking forward to a good experience. Thanks for all the help everyone has given.
-Anthony
05-12-03, 01:52 PM
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Got the 6000K Lights today for 455 shipped. Jason is quick with his deliveries. Install should be tomorrow or this weekend.. anybody familiar with the length of time needed?
Edit: I did a quicksearch before going to work now before 10 and saw Rominl was going to do a tutorial awhile back.. anyone have info on it or where it's located?
-Anthony
Edit: I did a quicksearch before going to work now before 10 and saw Rominl was going to do a tutorial awhile back.. anyone have info on it or where it's located?
-Anthony
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05-12-03, 03:10 PM
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If you know what you doing....probably 1.5 hours. But if you are like me and want a clean install....it'll take much longer.
TIP: I suggest you plug everything together and test out the lights before you zip tie them down.
Good luck.
Pete
TIP: I suggest you plug everything together and test out the lights before you zip tie them down.
Good luck.
Pete
Originally posted by Captain Bone
Got the 6000K Lights today for 455 shipped. Jason is quick with his deliveries. Install should be tomorrow or this weekend.. anybody familiar with the length of time needed?
Edit: I did a quicksearch before going to work now before 10 and saw Rominl was going to do a tutorial awhile back.. anyone have info on it or where it's located?
-Anthony
Got the 6000K Lights today for 455 shipped. Jason is quick with his deliveries. Install should be tomorrow or this weekend.. anybody familiar with the length of time needed?
Edit: I did a quicksearch before going to work now before 10 and saw Rominl was going to do a tutorial awhile back.. anyone have info on it or where it's located?
-Anthony
just make sure you line up teh wire, red to red and black to black
05-13-03, 03:33 AM
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SouthernSunGS -
Did you see what his 10 minute install look like? It was pretty spooky looking.
He cleaned up the install later on....and may have even replaced the battery power cable for a longer one.
From start to finish.....Im pretty sure it'll take longer than 10 minutes.
Pete
Did you see what his 10 minute install look like? It was pretty spooky looking.
He cleaned up the install later on....and may have even replaced the battery power cable for a longer one.
From start to finish.....Im pretty sure it'll take longer than 10 minutes.
Pete
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lol.. I thought Brendan Lim said it only took 10 min to install.
lol.. I thought Brendan Lim said it only took 10 min to install.
05-15-03, 03:40 AM
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Get it....you wont regret it. I luv my kit. By far my favorite mod. I get so many compliments and lots of turning heads.
Don't be afraid. Lay it out on a table before you install....that helped me understand which connections to make because the instructions from the kit kinda sucked. I did pop my fuse once (switch in polarity).
Check out this thread....I posted alot of pics on my install...review all pages to get a better understanding.
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sho...light=retrofit
Good luck!
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Don't be afraid. Lay it out on a table before you install....that helped me understand which connections to make because the instructions from the kit kinda sucked. I did pop my fuse once (switch in polarity).
Check out this thread....I posted alot of pics on my install...review all pages to get a better understanding.
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sho...light=retrofit
Good luck!
Pete
05-15-03, 03:44 PM
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Instructions do suck...or at the the ones that came with my kit. I think it's because they don't refer to the new wire harness. Rominl mentioned that his wire hookup is a bit different...maybe the instructions refer to the older style harness?
But honestly though, it's pretty simple to hook up..not much to it really. You are going to be spending the majority of your time making everything look neat as PHML pointed out. I ended up taking out my bumper and mounting it in a nice spot to make everything look neater.
But honestly though, it's pretty simple to hook up..not much to it really. You are going to be spending the majority of your time making everything look neat as PHML pointed out. I ended up taking out my bumper and mounting it in a nice spot to make everything look neater.
05-15-03, 04:42 PM
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Originally posted by 99SHlude
... You are going to be spending the majority of your time making everything look neat as PHML pointed out.
... You are going to be spending the majority of your time making everything look neat as PHML pointed out.
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