McCulloch 5000k HID kit
01-05-2007, 01:26 PM
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HIDs
What I actually did was I used an empty space in the stock fuse box under the hood so i eliminated the fuse relays the kit gives you. this way i dont need an extra wire goin to the battery and it looks alot cleaner and its hardwired into the car. Looks really clean but it is a bit of work.
01-05-2007, 02:30 PM
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What I actually did was I used an empty space in the stock fuse box under the hood so i eliminated the fuse relays the kit gives you. this way i dont need an extra wire goin to the battery and it looks alot cleaner and its hardwired into the car. Looks really clean but it is a bit of work.
You don't want to 'hardwire' those HIDs directly to your battery. The fuse relays are there to protect your OEM wiring.
01-06-2007, 01:12 AM
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HID install
No what i did is the power wire that runs from the battery to the fusebox, I attached my HID power wire by the fusebox where it comes in so there isnt another wire goin to the battery similar to how some ppl run their Sub wire. and from there i ran that power wire into the fusebox and stuck the fuse that came with the HIDs into a blank spot. So the HIDs still have fuses incase something happens but it looks nicer cuz i dont have the separate fuseboxes that the HIDs came with sittin separate in the engine bay. that way theres less visible wiring and its still exactly the same setup as its supposed to be. Kinda hard to explain if u still dont get it ud have to see it.