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Catkiller: should I go for the 55watt Bi-xenon kit on my powerstroke?
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HID headlights on 2009 RMK 800 Dragon
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Catkiller: should I go for the 55watt Bi-xenon kit on my powerstroke?
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How long did it take to instal the HID kits? You have to by two I assume since there are two lights on the front of the IQ RMK's>
How long did it take to instal the HID kits? You have to by two I assume since there are two lights on the front of the IQ RMK's>
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600xc4me
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Awesome thanks, I'll be ordering a set for my self for sure, maybe make it two since they will also fit his edge.
2 bulbs in one kit for $60.
Install took 3 hours for me. But I took my time.. I'm slow though
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600xc4me
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2 bulbs in one kit for $60.
Install took 3 hours for me. But I took my time.. I'm slow though
Wow I don't under stand how it can take so long? What makes it take so long? They say it's a plug and play thing.
Securing the ballasts and cleaning air plenum well.. Like I said. I really really took my time.
thanks, I know the diesels can handle that wattage easy enough...
here is polaris masters HID install as of tonight
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600xc4me
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Polarismaster26
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Those light's make such a big deference. They light up the snow so much better. But it seem's they are not as far distance wise as stock.
Are your lights adjusted up all the way??
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theultrarider
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I have to agree. I don't have them in a sled yet, but do have them in 2 of my own rigs, and did my father in laws truck as well. They are totally amazing. I too do not feel that they reach out quite as far as a good set of halogens, but what they do light up is like daylight from ditch to ditch. No pencil beams, or spots, just a very wide bright swath across the road. I will give up a small amount of distance for what you gain with them.
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CATKILLER
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i also agree with you that the hids dont go out as far as the stock bulbs but on my sled i dont need lots of distance and on my truck i have hids in the headlights and foglights and for distance i have 4 piaa pencil beams with 135 watt bulbs so i have all my areas covered.
if your looking for a great but cheep set of lights for your front bumper for distance go to schucks and buy there 7 inch hid lights there only like 107.99 per light and they work sweet ive had people that i know run them on the iron dog and they still worked 2000 miles later so they will work great on your truck.
if your looking for a great but cheep set of lights for your front bumper for distance go to schucks and buy there 7 inch hid lights there only like 107.99 per light and they work sweet ive had people that i know run them on the iron dog and they still worked 2000 miles later so they will work great on your truck.
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theultrarider
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LOL! Got them on Grandpa's truck. That is what started me down the H.I.D road in the 1st place. Once again, my big lightforces on my truck reach out a little farther than those 7" hid's from schucks, but man, the bright, wide beam of those things are incredible.
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600xc4me
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Got mine today. Gave my buddy his for his edge, (early christmas) lol Will be putting them into his pretty soon, but not sure if I will use mine in my sled or not. As I'm planning to sell the thing, And the sled I'm looking at uses different bulbs, so I might end up selling them...
Gave my buddy his for his edge, (early christmas) lol Will be putting them into his pretty soon, but not sure if I will use mine in my sled or not. As I'm planning to sell the thing, And the sled I'm looking at uses different bulbs, so I might end up selling them...
