FS: Brand New Philips 6000k HID kit 9006 for E60 Fogs
12-21-2006, 03:36 PM
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Couple of questions:
1. What make are the bulbs? I'm assuming they were re-based from some standard d2s bulbs.
2. Can you guarantee that the ballasts won't cause the lights to flicker or turn off? In our cars, there should be circuitry to prevent this and from the warning light on the dash from appearing.
1. What make are the bulbs? I'm assuming they were re-based from some standard d2s bulbs.
2. Can you guarantee that the ballasts won't cause the lights to flicker or turn off? In our cars, there should be circuitry to prevent this and from the warning light on the dash from appearing.
12-21-2006, 10:37 PM
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I have the same set put in my car and so far it works great. no warning lights or flickering whatsoever.
the bulbs r philips ultinon D2S 6000k,,, it gives a nice blue/white color...
thx
the bulbs r philips ultinon D2S 6000k,,, it gives a nice blue/white color...
thx
Originally Posted by blacke60steve' post='370083' date='Dec 21 2006, 04:36 PM
Couple of questions:
1. What make are the bulbs? I'm assuming they were re-based from some standard d2s bulbs.
2. Can you guarantee that the ballasts won't cause the lights to flicker or turn off? In our cars, there should be circuitry to prevent this and from the warning light on the dash from appearing.
1. What make are the bulbs? I'm assuming they were re-based from some standard d2s bulbs.
2. Can you guarantee that the ballasts won't cause the lights to flicker or turn off? In our cars, there should be circuitry to prevent this and from the warning light on the dash from appearing.
12-22-2006, 10:31 PM
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My Ride: 2006 550i
Build date 11/2005
options include:
cold weather package/ convenience package/premium sound package/ sport package/sunshades/Navigation/ V3 cradle/ OE 166 wheels/M-tech upgrade/M rear spoiler/ racemesh m-tech grill/racemesh kidney grills/M5 mirrors/M5 steering wheel/ HID fog light conversion/ M5 SMG paddles
what about interrupting the PDC output. The voltage can cause a bad reading in the sensors. How far away do the ballasts need to be located from the fogs to make sure that there isnt a problem?
12-23-2006, 09:21 AM
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sorry man I cant really answer tat question...too much of a techie question. perhaps do a search around forum and ask the members who has got them.
I have mine installed by a professional shop and so far so goood.... thx
I have mine installed by a professional shop and so far so goood.... thx
Originally Posted by Matt BMW California' post='370461' date='Dec 22 2006, 11:31 PM
what about interrupting the PDC output. The voltage can cause a bad reading in the sensors. How far away do the ballasts need to be located from the fogs to make sure that there isnt a problem?
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