JasonMcDonald413

Hey guys I got a set of Spyder LED halo projector headlights for my 2005 xb, but I actually wanted HID ones. Does anyone know of a conversion kit or a website that I can buy a kit from?

EquisBe

Try ddmtuning.com, they offer a lifetime warranty, I'm running their HIDs in ebay projector headlights with no issues. I do recommend getting the relay harness. It'll power HIDs straight from battery.

JasonMcDonald413

Do you have the conversion kit or the with the ballists and wires or the whole HID housing

EquisBe

I have something similar to these
Http://pages.ebay.com/motors/link/?n...d=171223197540
You just buy ballast and bulbs that fit your headlights.

EquisBe

Check out this item I found on eBay: http://pages.ebay.com/motors/link/?n...d=171223197540

JasonMcDonald413

So i checked out ddmtuning, what size bulbs and how much wattage did you get? and any HID wiring harness, error eliminator, or adaptor cables?

EquisBe

My lights take H1 for hi beam and 9006 for low beam, I added two separate relay harnesses one for hi and low. Your headlights may take a different size though.

Lil_Deuce_tCoupe

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I have a new in the box HID conversion kit from Meng Motorsports, a seller on this site. I bought it, but never installed it. It is a 6000K kit, for 9006 bulb applications.
Will sell for $90 shipped - new is $120. Check out the thread below.

https://www.scionlife.com/forums/sho...highlight=meng

Can send pics later tonight, if you are interested.

EquisBe

Any luck w HIDs ?

JasonMcDonald413

I'm still trying to figure out what size bulbs and wattage that i need.

the lights i have now are Spyder - Chrome Halo Projector Lights.

I'm running HB4 9006 55W bulbs in them now, but the company is telling me not to put 55W HID's in them cuz it will cause too much heat and damage the projector. But I thought HID's burn cooler than regular Halogens?

EquisBe

35 watt is the way to go, I've seen 55 watt melt housings

KILLER

Only the best here:

www.theretrofitsource.com

JasonMcDonald413

So did you have to by 2 separate kits? One for hi-beam and one for low-beam?

EquisBe

Yes I have two sets, I also installed two relay harnesses

JasonMcDonald413

Okay, I think I got it all figured out haha. Thanks for all the help, and sorry for the questions. I'm in the process of moving, but after it's all settled I'll be making the purchase and I'll definitely show pics for you