Saw these linked on another forum I'm on (for our truck), and these intrigued me...
http://www.highperformancebulbs.com/hpx921hidrel.html
HID setup for our reverse lights. I've always hated how our reverse lights are practically useless, and even worse if you have tinted windows (which I do).
My only concern is that since they draw all their power through your original wiring, would this cause a problem? They are stated to be 15w, so figure 80% efficiency means 18w at ~12v = 1.5amps.
Thoughts?
http://www.highperformancebulbs.com/hpx921hidrel.html
HID setup for our reverse lights. I've always hated how our reverse lights are practically useless, and even worse if you have tinted windows (which I do).
My only concern is that since they draw all their power through your original wiring, would this cause a problem? They are stated to be 15w, so figure 80% efficiency means 18w at ~12v = 1.5amps.
Thoughts?
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I honestly don't see the point. How long are you in reverse for? 15- 20 seconds? A OEM HID set up takes about 10 - 15 seconds to fully warm up. Aftermarket ones take around 45 - 60 seconds to warm up. Not only that, but they get pretty warm if you leave them on too long. It looks like they give you a conversion harness, and if these ballasts really run at 15w, you should be fine. But again.. is it even really worth it?
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It is when your tint in the back is dark as hell lmao. Seems like a good investment for someone with that problem
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+1 the warm up issue, its not very practical IMO. Just get some LED or brighter halogen reverse lights and you should be fine, even with dark tint...
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Overkill. There's gotta be better things to spend your money on!
