So, I have Anzo's & I'm getting HIDs. Finally, after being in the scene for 3 years & spending an ungodly amount of money, the time has come! I know HIDs supposedly suck in Anzo's because of the cutoff, but quite frankly, I rarely drive the car at night so it won't be an issue. I'm also not considering a retrofit, so please don't recommend that to me. I know it's better, but I'm done spending anymore money on the car after I get it back this time around. So, my question, is the bulb size of the Anzo's still 9006 or is it different than the stock size?

Also, I could've sworn I had heard something about HIDs in Anzo's melting a harness or something, is it true? & what can I do to prevent it?

I feel like a noob asking these questions, lol.

 

theres two version of anzo's

one is H11 other is H7 i believe. The bulb type should be stamped on the lens of the headlights.

 

Possibly look into higher wattage harnesses? Shouldn't cost that much.

 

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shutchurfayce!

They all have different answers.

 

If you get an inline fuse and a relay on the HID's, you won't have to worry about melting your harness. Mobile HID kit comes with both right out of the box.

 

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or get a relay harness

 

Gotcha. Someone who is good with wiring can put in a relay for you.

 

lol noob queen you shoulda texted me duh. instead of making yourself look like a noob

jk

 

your such a noob!

hehe : )

 

uh, do you have a sponsor that provides HID's? If so, well, wouldn't your sponsor know about this kind of stuff?

If you're on your own, then most of the newer, more reputable kits come with relays that will prevent from melting any stock wiring harnesses. The relay will take the power for the ballasts directly from the battery, rather than thru the stock headlight wiring harness, ... but you probably knew that already.

 

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