FRS HID Conversion DIY
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FRS HID Conversion DIY
So before I got a chance to shoot the FRS I posted in photo/video thread, I was able to capture a step by step instruction of how to install an HID kit into the FRS.
Brand:
Alumina Xenon H11 6000k
Unplug the factory bulbs, and remove them from the harness plug.
Take the two prong connectors from the Alumina H11 bulbs and plug them into the factory harness plug.
Connect the plugs from the Alumina H11 bulbs to the Alumina S2 ballasts.
Take the remaining plugs from the Alumina H11 plugs and connect them with the remaining plugs from the Alumina S2 ballast.
Turn on your headlights to check if all your plugs are connects properly. If the bulb does not ignite, reverse the two prong connected to the harness.
Once you have checked all your connections, and everything is working, use electrical tape to secure the prongs to the harness plug.
Plug the Alumina H11 bulbs back into the factory socket.
Find the supplied zap straps
Zap strap any loose wire and lines to de-clutter your engine bay.
Mount your ballast to a secure location using either double sided tape or zap straps. The ballast was mounted to the frame using double sided tape.
Before and After
Brand:
Alumina Xenon H11 6000k
Unplug the factory bulbs, and remove them from the harness plug.
Take the two prong connectors from the Alumina H11 bulbs and plug them into the factory harness plug.
Connect the plugs from the Alumina H11 bulbs to the Alumina S2 ballasts.
Take the remaining plugs from the Alumina H11 plugs and connect them with the remaining plugs from the Alumina S2 ballast.
Turn on your headlights to check if all your plugs are connects properly. If the bulb does not ignite, reverse the two prong connected to the harness.
Once you have checked all your connections, and everything is working, use electrical tape to secure the prongs to the harness plug.
Plug the Alumina H11 bulbs back into the factory socket.
Find the supplied zap straps
Zap strap any loose wire and lines to de-clutter your engine bay.
Mount your ballast to a secure location using either double sided tape or zap straps. The ballast was mounted to the frame using double sided tape.
Before and After
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