I don't think there are any HID headlights for any superduty headlights. unless you make them yourself.

 

fyi your links are not working

 

try the links now, i think i fixed them sry about that

 

Holy crap!!!! $445 dollars, bud you can do a retrofit for way cheaper than that, and have 100x better output.

 

This kit right here. $270 dollars.
http://www.theretrofitsource.com/com...l#.VLmCnvnnbqA

 

Those that you provided the link to, do they have a shutter for low and hi beam?
Its not very descriptive

 

It's called a cutoff shield, not a 'shutter'.

And yes - Bi-Xenon means both low and hi-beam functionality is present, courtesy of said shield and solenoid.

For more details, refer to that site's Installation Guides, FAQ section, etc. And the University section on this site: www.HIDPlanet.com.

TRS also has a UBoobToob channel fer y'all visual types:

https://www.youtube.com/results?sear...fitsource&sm=1


You will wish you never complained aboot a lack of description


MGD

 

Ya.... That ^....beat me to it again by like 30 seconds. Well done

 

Awesome thanks for all the info

 

I just watched the youtube video. That looks simple enough. Im sure its not going to be as easy as it looks.

 

THE H1, DS2, and FX-R there is a big price difference, what is the difference in output? Is it worth it?
What about upgrading from the XB36 bulb to a nightbreaker or extreme vision? Thats about $100 upgrade. Is it worth it?

 

Fx-r >D2S> H1.
But for ease of install I'd o
Go D2S because the fx-r is only marginally better than it..

To me the $100 dollar upgrade is worth it, because the Osram and Phillips bulbs are genuine OEM, meaning precise alignment in the projector bowl, max output, and max reliability.

 

I was afraid u would say that, lol
Why are the fx-r harder to install?

 

Don't get me wrong the XB bulbs are great and have gone thru much R&D just not as much as OEM...
FX-R are harder to install because you actually have to cut away at you reflector bowl and install them using steelstick of some form.
The Mini projectors have a shaft that you just stick thru the existing halogen hole and a nut threads on the back to hold it in place. There will be some small grinding, but nearly as much as the FX-R.

 

Mini D2S guide
http://www.theretrofitsource.com/diy...d2s-guide.html

FX-R guide
http://www.theretrofitsource.com/diy...fxr-guide.html

More helpful info
http://www.theretrofitsource.com/diy...on-guides.html