Disco looks good with new lights!! I've been waiting to see pictures of a Disco with the 6000k bulbs. Wondering how much you paid and from what ebay seller. This is exactly what I'm looking to do seeing that my night vision is pretty bad. 6000k is perfect, and I am looking to do the same for both the low beams and fogs. Thanks for the help and great looking Disco.

 

Can you post pictures of what the back of the head light looks now? and how you set up the harness? and can you post the link of the ebay item you bought?

I know im asking a lot but I want HID's too... =)

 

Josh,
Go to http://www.70dollarhids.com/ , this is where I got mine. I don't like the guy, but he sells a great product at a good price along with a lifetime warranty of the lights. By the way, he replace a 2 light set when ever you burn out a bulb, that way you'll have even light and color.
I went with the 35 watt, 6000K single beams.
Hell you could run the 55's and shine from one side of your island to the other.

 

Thanks Mike, now I know what to do if St. Croix needs a new light house...haha

 

Funny, I thought about mentioning that.
Hey, you could get all your Rover buddies to install them and all climb a hill facing the sky and see if the space shuttle sees you on one of it's cross overs.

 

We have a few steep hills that might face up at that angle and I bet they would see us !

 

Josh-

Here's the link to the eBay seller I purchased from. Very quick shipping the product seemed high-quality: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...K%3AMEWNX%3AIT

I'm reluctant to take apart the headlights again for a photo of the back of the assembly, but trust me, if I can do this myself, you can too. You'll have to drill out a hole in the low-beam watertight seal, but that was very easy as the plastic is very soft. Honestly only took about 30 - 40 minutes from prep to finish to disassemble, drill the holes, configure the lighting, and reassemble the lights and grille. Very easy and you'll love the result - not only in the appearance of the light, but in the light output, which is MUCH clearer and brighter. A huge improvement.

 

I have pictures of this job and will upload them tomorrow or saturday for those that need a little help

 

I have been reading through all of these posts about headlight replacement and i am wondering if the 55 watt bulbs are too much for the factory wiring harness? If i install them will they cause trouble to the factory wiring? Or will it hold up? I have a headlight out and want to replace them with something brighter. And yes i realize that they are not DOT approved.

 

The problem with the 55 watt HID's is they are way too bright and will really bother everyone else on the road.
I really like my 35 Watt 6000K lights for the color and brightness.
The neat thing about them is it takes all of about 10 minutes a side to install them and you don't need to change out the wiring cause they only draw about 3 amps, after firing up, which is less then many other halagon bulbs.