which hid kit is best?
#41
03-03-2011, 07:02 PM
they might. but there is a way past the DRLs too, theres install kits or solder in a little resistor on your auto light sensor.... i think?
#42
03-04-2011, 12:12 AM
while i can't quote your attached pic's from page 4, i was wondering when we were gonna get to see your name sake.
on these trucks? i don't even remember doing the terminal bending on the DRL relay to bypass them. mine do not function with HID's installed (as none of these trucks do).
the resistor you're refering to Clinton, is for the AHL disable (Auto Head Light) and you don't need to solder it in, just tape it up after you insert it into the plug for the light sensor.
the only vehicle i've come across that has the flicker issue, is one of my brother's, he has a '99 Maxima. and according to a stereo/electronics guy i know (that has been selling HID's for 9 years now) it's a simple relay install to fix. takes him like 5 minutes to fix this issue. from what we have talked about, it seems to be an Import issue mostly.
#43
03-04-2011, 06:58 AM
Lookin for this? Specs are: 2000 E350, 7.3 PSD, 4x4, Powershot 2000 propane injection, Edge Evolution programer, 4R100 with Banks trans control, 4:56's, D60 ARB, D70 Detroit, Road Armor front bumper with custom stinger/guard, dual Warn M12,000 winches, 35x14.50x20 IROK's on 20x10 Trail Ready beadlocks, interior fully insulated and carpeted, Auto meter gauges, Pioneer Tv/DVD player, 12 MB Quart speakers, RF amps, diesel fired engine furnace, and a diesel furnace in rear, Master Craft suspension seats, Transfer flow 46 gallon fuel tank, she's my baby. When go out wheeling and it's raining old cold. I have a futton mattress for in the back. I don't like bring wet or cold (for long periods). Thanks Jim
Last edited by POWERSTROKEN; 03-04-2011 at 07:52 AM.
#45
03-04-2011, 08:38 AM
i would have to say, that is one bad *** van!
however you lose points for not painting it up in the A-Team colors, i understand we all have a business to run and whatnot.
would you be interested in adding your van to a facebook challenge? look up "Custom Truck Parts" and im sure ull find my companies web site, we have a little modded vehicle contest going on right now, and im sure with your van you could take the van section and drive over it like some taurus/sable wagon...
one word of warning though, Fords are getting pooped on because "theyre fords" on our facebook by the other fans.
however you lose points for not painting it up in the A-Team colors, i understand we all have a business to run and whatnot.
would you be interested in adding your van to a facebook challenge? look up "Custom Truck Parts" and im sure ull find my companies web site, we have a little modded vehicle contest going on right now, and im sure with your van you could take the van section and drive over it like some taurus/sable wagon...
one word of warning though, Fords are getting pooped on because "theyre fords" on our facebook by the other fans.
#46
03-04-2011, 10:09 AM
i would have to say, that is one bad *** van!
however you lose points for not painting it up in the A-Team colors, i understand we all have a business to run and whatnot.
would you be interested in adding your van to a facebook challenge? look up "Custom Truck Parts" and im sure ull find my companies web site, we have a little modded vehicle contest going on right now, and im sure with your van you could take the van section and drive over it like some taurus/sable wagon...
one word of warning though, Fords are getting pooped on because "theyre fords" on our facebook by the other fans.
however you lose points for not painting it up in the A-Team colors, i understand we all have a business to run and whatnot.
would you be interested in adding your van to a facebook challenge? look up "Custom Truck Parts" and im sure ull find my companies web site, we have a little modded vehicle contest going on right now, and im sure with your van you could take the van section and drive over it like some taurus/sable wagon...
one word of warning though, Fords are getting pooped on because "theyre fords" on our facebook by the other fans.
#47
03-04-2011, 02:37 PM
while i can't quote your attached pic's from page 4, i was wondering when we were gonna get to see your name sake.
on these trucks? i don't even remember doing the terminal bending on the DRL relay to bypass them. mine do not function with HID's installed (as none of these trucks do).
the resistor you're refering to Clinton, is for the AHL disable (Auto Head Light) and you don't need to solder it in, just tape it up after you insert it into the plug for the light sensor.
the only vehicle i've come across that has the flicker issue, is one of my brother's, he has a '99 Maxima. and according to a stereo/electronics guy i know (that has been selling HID's for 9 years now) it's a simple relay install to fix. takes him like 5 minutes to fix this issue. from what we have talked about, it seems to be an Import issue mostly.
on these trucks? i don't even remember doing the terminal bending on the DRL relay to bypass them. mine do not function with HID's installed (as none of these trucks do).
the resistor you're refering to Clinton, is for the AHL disable (Auto Head Light) and you don't need to solder it in, just tape it up after you insert it into the plug for the light sensor.
the only vehicle i've come across that has the flicker issue, is one of my brother's, he has a '99 Maxima. and according to a stereo/electronics guy i know (that has been selling HID's for 9 years now) it's a simple relay install to fix. takes him like 5 minutes to fix this issue. from what we have talked about, it seems to be an Import issue mostly.
#48
03-05-2011, 10:06 AM
#49
03-05-2011, 05:55 PM
that's why you have to put in that resistor, in place of the light sensor.
depending on what year your truck is, depends on which resistor you need.
'98 is the only one that is different.
depending on what year your truck is, depends on which resistor you need.
'98 is the only one that is different.
#50
03-05-2011, 10:32 PM