ya man I cant really tell they are probably 55w...when are you going to get the fogs??

 

yea. um i am most likely going to order them tonight, i am still looking around to find some good prices and the make sure they are the right ones.

 

ya if you get the H10s they will be fine thats what I ordered

 

yea. how much did you pay for yours, if you don't mind me asking?

 

Yours is 35W HID kit. Majority of the HID on the market now is 35W. Unless you own a real 55W HID kit, you won't notice the difference. You get only abut 10% more brightness fro 55W compare to 35W. Most of all 55W is much more expensive the 35W.

Decent and average HID kits runs from $110~$180. I got mine for $130 plus shipping. Got it a year ago and had not problems with mine. From my experience never buy any HID kits that's below $100. Although the pricing is very attractive, but you have to realize you get what you paid for. I've brought a kit that was like $80 and it caused me a lot of problems. Such as HID bulb goes dead after a short use, hearing zapping sounds from the ballast and once in awhile will have blinking lights.

 

i ordered from xenoneyes.com for my 3000k fogs, however when i originally bought my 4300k headlights and fogs i ordered $50 kits from ebay. Headlights still going strong after a year. Foglight ballast got lost in a huge bump i hit going to fast lol

 

sounds like you got a great bargin. I wish I was as lucky as you.

 

why? did you spend more on your lights?

 

I was just giving my experience on low cost HID I brought before. I was not as lucky as "achap" on the cheaper HID. I am not saying all low cost HID is bad, I'm just sharing my experience. I had no issues with the $130 kit I brought early last year.
I also recently brought another kit as Christmas gift for $120 and so far no problems.
I would suggest doing some research before you investing. Ask around for a reputable seller. This will save you a lot of time and avoid unwanted issues. Btw, I saw a new post today for $100 HID. It sound like a good deal.

 

Here's the post https://www.f150online.com/forums/ap...ating-hid.html

 

Your ballasts wont last long like that. THey need direct draw from the battery (a wiring harness), the stock wires cannot support the voltage these ballasts demand.

 

so are you saying that i need to run the fogs through two new relays that power off the battery?

 

Using relays will always work.
The ballast we manufacturer will work fine on single beam and Hi/Lo. No need to use relay. Unless it's Bi-Xenon then relay is required.
Check out my other post on our current promotion. https://www.f150online.com/forums/ap...ating-hid.html