Factory HID's
Joined: Apr 2012
Posts: 11
From: florida
thanks for the help but i have questions
please help me with the relay diagram? I need you label each connector on the relay so i know were they go! I know those black dots are junctions but if you look on the hot coming in from the fuse box (F26), what are those two wires comin from the relay?and what wire is coming from the relay to the low beam wire? obviously i know what the ground wire is LOL! If I can get these to Ill paypal you some cash for your help because i really wanr these to work! Thanx again
Lance
please help me with the relay diagram? I need you label each connector on the relay so i know were they go! I know those black dots are junctions but if you look on the hot coming in from the fuse box (F26), what are those two wires comin from the relay?and what wire is coming from the relay to the low beam wire? obviously i know what the ground wire is LOL! If I can get these to Ill paypal you some cash for your help because i really wanr these to work! Thanx again
Lance
Joined: Apr 2012
Posts: 11
From: florida
I got mine retrofitted at sickhids.com for $560.00 + $20.00 shipping costs. Here are some pics.
This pic was taken at a slight angle to the wall.
I have looked at both OEM HIDs for the Ford mustang and retrofits, and retrofits are the way to go. Since 2011, the adhesive used to seal the front cover to the headlight was changed to a high temp adhesive, so it is way harder than it used to be (so my retrofitter told me). You can spend way less than I did if all you want is projectors. I added switchbacks, painting $ CCFLs.
This pic was taken at a slight angle to the wall.
I have looked at both OEM HIDs for the Ford mustang and retrofits, and retrofits are the way to go. Since 2011, the adhesive used to seal the front cover to the headlight was changed to a high temp adhesive, so it is way harder than it used to be (so my retrofitter told me). You can spend way less than I did if all you want is projectors. I added switchbacks, painting $ CCFLs.
Joined: Feb 2012
Posts: 19
From: Missouri
thanks for the help but i have question
please help me with the relay diagram? I need you label each connector on the relay so i know were they go! I know those black dots are junctions but if you look on the hot coming in from the fuse box (F26), what are those two wires comin from the relay?and what wire is coming from the relay to the low beam wire? obviously i know what the ground wire is LOL! If I can get these to Ill paypal you some cash for your help because i really wanr these to work! Thanx again
Lance
please help me with the relay diagram? I need you label each connector on the relay so i know were they go! I know those black dots are junctions but if you look on the hot coming in from the fuse box (F26), what are those two wires comin from the relay?and what wire is coming from the relay to the low beam wire? obviously i know what the ground wire is LOL! If I can get these to Ill paypal you some cash for your help because i really wanr these to work! Thanx again
Lance
Joined: Feb 2012
Posts: 19
From: Missouri
Joined: Feb 2012
Posts: 19
From: Missouri
Joined: Apr 2012
Posts: 11
From: florida
I appriciate the help i really do but i dont know were these wires go. My relay is labeled like this
#87 12V in
#85 Ground
#86 on/off switch 12V
30/51 12 V out
It would be very helpful if you can label the diagram as to which wires go where! Thankx in advance
#87 12V in
#85 Ground
#86 on/off switch 12V
30/51 12 V out
It would be very helpful if you can label the diagram as to which wires go where! Thankx in advance
1st Gear Member
Joined: Apr 2012
Posts: 65
From: Cali
I have these with a HID bulb for the low beam, to get the most out of an HID buld it needs to be behind a projector style of lens
http://www.americanmuscle.com/2005-p...ts-chrome.html
http://www.americanmuscle.com/2005-p...ts-chrome.html
Joined: Apr 2012
Posts: 11
From: florida
I have these with a HID bulb for the low beam, to get the most out of an HID buld it needs to be behind a projector style of lens
http://www.americanmuscle.com/2005-p...ts-chrome.html
http://www.americanmuscle.com/2005-p...ts-chrome.html