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I just got Real HID's from a Lexus IS 300 with the computer to run them aswell <BR>I have a couple questions <P>are there suppose to hummm<P>can I run my car with out headlights if I pull the fuse or something like that <BR>I want to run them off a seperate relay<P>No DRL and no high beam oh well
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you are supposed to run them with a relay....<BR>if you look at the HId conversionkits<BR>it comes with a relay<P><BR>jason
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there should be a head light fuse under the hood or under the dash that you can pull.
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I need a suggestion on how to keep the "computer" dry, it looks some what like a hard drive <P>It 5 inches by 3 1/4 inches by 3/4 of an inch steel box and I need to keep it dry<P>Thanks
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hey whitefish where about did you snag the HID's and how much did you get em for. PM me if you wanna keep it on the hush ![Wink ;)](./images/smilies/icon_wink.gif)
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If the box dosen't heat up, I would just wrap it up in a plastic bag and silicone the bag closed.<P>if the box dose heat up, then I would just silicone all the openings closed and keep the box somewhere it will keep cool.
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I couldn't think of anything but a ziplock bag but thats so getto<P>Thanks keep um comin
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by white fish:<BR><STRONG>I need a suggestion on how to keep the "computer" dry, it looks some what like a hard drive <P>It 5 inches by 3 1/4 inches by 3/4 of an inch steel box and I need to keep it dry<P>Thanks</STRONG><HR></BLOCKQUOTE><P>Maybe go to RadioShack. They have boxes in their electronics section. I think they're called Project Boxes. I don't know how big, but they are a hard plastic. Maybe get one of those that will fit your metal box and velcro it in so it don't rattle around. Drill holes so the wires can come out, and use rubber gromets to keep it water tight. If you can't find one I can look at my local radio shack for one. If not, then maybe build a box out of fiberglass or something. Good luck bro.
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great idea thanks man
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UPDATE!<P>there In
<BR>what I did to the "box" is I hot glued the seams to make it water tight but I might try something else<P><BR>Hole $hit they are bright but the best part is the warm up they turn yellow for a second then purple for maybe 3 seconds the then white with a purple tingh to them
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I was told they have it but your hibeam and DRL dont work
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the 9004 are also referred to as the "HB1" but ya those arent there either<p>[ September 08, 2002: Message edited by: Mean_Machine ]
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All I have to say after seeing them last week in person is "Wow!" those things are crazy bright. They hurt my eyes when I was looking at them close, LOL<P>This is definately a cool mod to do but expensive.
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