HID Reverse Kit - $75 shipped
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HID Reverse Kit - $75 shipped
In what is arguably the strangest thing we've ever had come through... An HID reverse light kit.
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Applications:
Universal
-(2) 15W HID Ballasts
-(2) 6000k HID Bulbs
-Extension Wires
-(2) T10 Adapter-to-Ballast Harness (Fused)
--(2) 3157 / 3156 Adapters (Wiring Necessary)
--(2) 1156 Adapters (Wiring Necessary)
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1) Will this melt my housing?
A1) Honestly can't answer that. Under normal operations, you should not have a problem.
But it is a much brighter bulb, so if you do leave your reverse lights on for extended periods of time (let's say to the tune of 30 minutes), you might cook something.
Q2) Do I need a relay harness?
A2) Nope. We've tested these on a few different vehicles, and none of them required a separate wiring harness for the reverse lights.
Q3) Can I use a 35w or 50w ballast?
A3) We have tested a 35w ballast with these bulbs and they fired up just fine. No long term testing was performed though.
A 35w HID ballast will not work if you decide to use it as a reverse light though.
Q4) Can I use this as a Daytime Running Light (DRL)?
A4) As long as it's not a high beam bulb that doubles as a DRL light. For instance...
High beams on a 2011 Honda Pilot are the DRL lights. This will NOT work.
DRL lights on a Hummer H2 or Chevrolet Camaro, then yes they will work.
Q5) Will these work as driving lights?
A5) Wouldn't see why not, but I the 15w ballasts are probably not going to be any brighter than the stock headlights. Which brings us back to Q3 when running 35w HID ballasts.
Q6) Will this affect my factory wiring?
A6) It should not. If anything happens, the fuse on the harness should blow out first.
Q7) Are these waterproof?
A7) Yes, but I would still suggest using dielectric grease on all connections.
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And the question everyone really wants to know; do I have pictures installed? No bueno! >_<
Unfortunately I haven't had an excuse to really do this.
I have 3 of these right now, with 4 more coming in. Best thing to do is email me at hanh(at)3bspec.com
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Applications:
Universal
-(2) 15W HID Ballasts
-(2) 6000k HID Bulbs
-Extension Wires
-(2) T10 Adapter-to-Ballast Harness (Fused)
--(2) 3157 / 3156 Adapters (Wiring Necessary)
--(2) 1156 Adapters (Wiring Necessary)
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1) Will this melt my housing?
A1) Honestly can't answer that. Under normal operations, you should not have a problem.
But it is a much brighter bulb, so if you do leave your reverse lights on for extended periods of time (let's say to the tune of 30 minutes), you might cook something.
Q2) Do I need a relay harness?
A2) Nope. We've tested these on a few different vehicles, and none of them required a separate wiring harness for the reverse lights.
Q3) Can I use a 35w or 50w ballast?
A3) We have tested a 35w ballast with these bulbs and they fired up just fine. No long term testing was performed though.
A 35w HID ballast will not work if you decide to use it as a reverse light though.
Q4) Can I use this as a Daytime Running Light (DRL)?
A4) As long as it's not a high beam bulb that doubles as a DRL light. For instance...
High beams on a 2011 Honda Pilot are the DRL lights. This will NOT work.
DRL lights on a Hummer H2 or Chevrolet Camaro, then yes they will work.
Q5) Will these work as driving lights?
A5) Wouldn't see why not, but I the 15w ballasts are probably not going to be any brighter than the stock headlights. Which brings us back to Q3 when running 35w HID ballasts.
Q6) Will this affect my factory wiring?
A6) It should not. If anything happens, the fuse on the harness should blow out first.
Q7) Are these waterproof?
A7) Yes, but I would still suggest using dielectric grease on all connections.
----
And the question everyone really wants to know; do I have pictures installed? No bueno! >_<
Unfortunately I haven't had an excuse to really do this.
I have 3 of these right now, with 4 more coming in. Best thing to do is email me at hanh(at)3bspec.com
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Ive thought about rigging up some hids in my reverse lights and running them to a switch. And blinding these rednecks in their big *** lifted trucks with purple HID's running high beam all the time.
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About 10-seconds. Even when they're not warmed up yet, they're still brighter than just about any LED bulb I've come across.
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i want to get a pair of cheap $15-20 find-at-walmart fogs, mount em on my rear deck aimed towards the driver behind me, so when these nj/ny drivers want to make that poor decision of tailgating me, etc, they shall be greeted with 55-65w of light...in the eyes! but the accidents that may happen afterward is still a thought on my mind im trying to get out so i can do this guilt free lmao
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About 10-seconds.
They have to prove guilt first. The trick is, blind'em long enough where they won't have time to write down the plate, but not so long they it's obvious you're messing with the natives
i want to get a pair of cheap $15-20 find-at-walmart fogs, mount em on my rear deck aimed towards the driver behind me, so when these nj/ny drivers want to make that poor decision of tailgating me, etc, they shall be greeted with 55-65w of light...in the eyes! but the accidents that may happen afterward is still a thought on my mind im trying to get out so i can do this guilt free lmao
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i doubt they would have time to adjust their eyes to read my plate for a few! lol. no i mean my guilt feeling by intentionally blinding someone risking them to crash. but then again, they sit on my ***, they deserve it.
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i think it is probably due to the heat that running the bulbs at 35 watts will cause. Most reverse light areas in taillights are rather small, allowing for heat to build up easily and not dissipate. Also many 35watt aftermarket ballasts take a while to warm up. Up to a minute or more in some cases, which would make their use as a reverse light a waste of time(would have to wait a while to be able to see anything.
Last edited by Mr. Blue Sky; 09-03-2011 at 08:28 PM.
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i think it is probably due to the heat that running the bulbs at 35 watts will cause. Most reverse light areas in taillights are rather small, allowing for heat to build up easily and not dissipate. Also many 35watt aftermarket ballasts take a while to warm up. Up to a minute or more in some cases, which would make their use as a reverse light a waste of time(would have to wait a while to be able to see anything.
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Only able to get these in 6000k. I suppose I could sell just the bulbs.
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i want to get a pair of cheap $15-20 find-at-walmart fogs, mount em on my rear deck aimed towards the driver behind me, so when these nj/ny drivers want to make that poor decision of tailgating me, etc, they shall be greeted with 55-65w of light...in the eyes! but the accidents that may happen afterward is still a thought on my mind im trying to get out so i can do this guilt free lmao
Is this what you mean?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?NR=1&v=VK345aRzOC8
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