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Old Jun 20, 2012 | 07:45 PM
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Headlight plugs

(1985 Delta 88)

I have the headlight conversion for my Delta and I do not want to use the 55 watt blubs they came with, so I'm going HID 35w kit.

I think the kit needs H4 blubs for the lows. I looked it up and the HID kits come in 2 different sets of H4's. Lows only and low/highs for an extra $20.

When I flip on the hi's I want all 4 headlights to come on, not the 2 lows going off. Do I need the dual set, or the single set?
Old Jun 21, 2012 | 04:50 PM
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Old Jun 25, 2012 | 07:41 PM
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Old Jun 25, 2012 | 08:14 PM
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Originally Posted by Redog
(1985 Delta 88)

I have the headlight conversion for my Delta and I do not want to use the 55 watt blubs they came with, so I'm going HID 35w kit.

I think the kit needs H4 blubs for the lows. I looked it up and the HID kits come in 2 different sets of H4's. Lows only and low/highs for an extra $20.

When I flip on the hi's I want all 4 headlights to come on, not the 2 lows going off. Do I need the dual set, or the single set?
Ok, this may sound dumb, but why don't you ask the manufacturer??

From what you've described (and I'm only guessing) it sounds like you want the kit with the low/high for the extra $20 and the win. You'll also have to wire in the ballast to power those things up. Personally I HATE driving at night facing those lights. Your Delta isnt a DD is it? And do you really need that extra glare?

Better check your Alt to see if you need to increase the output.
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