Battery Harness vs. Plug and Play Harness | Thread profile

I'm looking into getting some HID's soon, most likely the 35w 4500k Apexcone/DDM kit, and was wondering whether I should just use the plug and play harness that comes with it or if I should get the battery harness w/ the relay. My main concern is that I have a Hifonics Zeus running 400 watts rms @ 2 ohms. This isn't very powerful and I haven't noticed any dimming of my stock halogens ...

With 35w you don't need the harness. You'll be pulling far less power than with your old halogen bulbs. Plug and play is the way to go.

plug and play it is thanks danielj

no problem. with everything else you've done I'm surprised you haven't don't have HIDs already. You're going to love them!

i'd go 5000k, there's no blue at all and the light is pure white, even from the sides. with 4500k you'll get that sort of halogen look when you look at an angle, but that's my preference, just a suggestion.

even though the bulbs are 35 watt, isn't it more than that to power the actual ballast? just a question, im using the plug and play ones too.

Quote from: biped on Yesterday at 03:47:12 PM i'd go 5000k, there's no blue at all and the light is pure white, even from the sides. with 4500k you'll get that sort of halogen look when you look at an angle, but that's my preference, just a suggestion. i thought 4500k was pure white and 5000k was white w/ a very slight hint of blue?

Quote from: bdubs16 on Yesterday at 07:36:52 PM Quote from: biped on Yesterday at 03:47:12 PM i'd go 5000k, there's no blue at all and the light is pure white, even from the sides. with 4500k you'll get that sort of halogen look when you look at an angle, but that's my preference, just a suggestion. i thought 4500k was pure white and 5000k was white w/ a very slight hint of...

my 5000k is extremely bright white, no blue at all and no yellow at all.

5000k it is