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DIY Install HID Conversion Kit
10th November 2006
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My friend bought a set of HID conversion it from zth and installed it into his Toyota Vios. Then he found that the glare is too much no matter how he adjust the angle of the headlights. Even eyelids also can't help to solve the problem. So he decided to sell it off. Then he offered me a good price for this kit.

The installation took me about 2 hours as there are some wiring mistakes i have done earlier as the wiring of this HID kit was modified earlier. I took my time slowly to hide the ballast n wiring to get a neat installation.

The results, very bright headlights!!! Fine-tuned 3 times to get the correct angle. The best thing about this kit is the high-beam which works like a normal bulb's low-beam which is quite useful at road-blocks. Hehe...
The HID kit in the box
The HID kit in the box
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The components for one side. The ballast and the bulb as well as the wiring
The components for one side. The ballast and the bulb as well as the wiring
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The H4 high-low bulb. HID low-beam bulb, conventional high-beam bulb
The H4 high-low bulb. HID low-beam bulb, conventional high-beam bulb
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The ballast
The ballast
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Left mounting location
Left mounting location
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Left mounting location
Left mounting location
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Ballast mounted in place
Ballast mounted in place
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Right mounting location
Right mounting location
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Right mounting location
Right mounting location
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Ballast mounted in place
Ballast mounted in place
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Top = high-beam, bottom = low-beam (Picture taken at -1 (under) exposure with Canon IXUS430)
Top = high-beam, bottom = low-beam (Picture taken at -1 (under) exposure with Canon IXUS430)
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The adjusted beam level and lightspread. The real scenario looks not that bright at the concentrated
The adjusted beam level and lightspread. The real scenario looks not that bright at the concentrated "AA" spot. (Picture taken with Motorola V3i phone camera - night mode, normal exposure)
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