HID questions?

[jream]

which kit did you install?

and i'm not 100% on how to put a relay in with the units?

there was no cutting at all on mine... bulbs fit perfect, wires were short enough not to get all tangled up... had i not installed he relay (which was cake if you want some help) it would have been a couple minute job. im a bit anal about wiring though, so i had to make it pretty

 

[dadofthree]

which kit did you install?

and i'm not 100% on how to put a relay in with the units?

If you use earlybird's method of starting you don't need one. It's the trick I spoke of and after doing it a few times I can imagine it will become a habit.

 

[EarlyBird]

Jream: I only cut my wires to clean up the install of my ddm tuning kit. Blanca and other have just neatly zip tie theres up. It isnt hard seriously! I have had good luck with many kits installed. Just take your time and follow both posts I posted on the first page. If you run into a problem then just post and we can help you out.

 

[stangman327]

which kit did you install?

and i'm not 100% on how to put a relay in with the units?

Why not purchase a relay harness?

 

[Vic_E55_2001]

I have the Xentex kit on my busa. I absolutely love it. Installation was a breeze and I can see so much better. Havent had any problems what so ever. Here is a video of it to. Best part is, I paid like $32 for it. Comes with high and low beam. I know people say you get what you pay for, but for the price I was willing to risk it. The ratings are good on this kit, has a 2 year warranty and I see no difference in this and the expensive kit I used to have on my last bike.
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I installed xentech on every vehicle in my family, works great for $30 per set. if it last a year I`d be happy camper.so far 7 month-0 troubles