Considering this HID kit.

[Vegas Island]

Anyone have any experience with this? I may seriously order this today. It seem slike a really good deal. Comments?

Low Beam: H11 Xenon Hid Headlight Conversion Kit with Slim Ballast For Toyota 4Runner 2012

 

[marshal]

you should do it right and retrofit a projector as well, so you don't blind people with shitty HID capsules in places where incandescent bulbs are supposed to go

 

[1engineer]

...and you could have just clicked on this thread http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-gen-t4rs/174334-hid-upgrade-one-go.html seeing how it was just a few threads below this one on the main 5th Gen page...

 

[Vegas Island]

...and you could have just clicked on this thread http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-gen-t4rs/174334-hid-upgrade-one-go.html seeing how it was just a few threads below this one on the main 5th Gen page...

Thank you! Will do!

 

[scott78945]

I ended up getting my set from XenonDepot. They arrive tomorrow and I got the LED fog lights to match...we will see. I went with the Extreme kit in 5000K to match the fogs.

 

[Vegas Island]

Are you doing the projectors as well? If so...is it part of the kit you mentioned?

 

[scott78945]

No, I'm using the stock projectors in my 2014. I am going to see how they work out first. This is just for the lights, ballast and relays.

 

[F1scher]

If your going to put a drop in kit, into the stock projectors, it would be my recommendation to get the TRS kit. Very quality components, and a good company.

However, from what I remember, you dont have a '14, and don't have projector headlights. Would be stupid to put any HID kit into something that doesn't at least have projector headlights.

 

[Hellamatic]

My $0.02 on aftermarket HIDs: Skip them and stick to stock bulbs. That way you aren't being a dink and blinding every single oncoming driver on the road. Instead, install auxiliary LED bar(s) and be courteous by only using them when there is no oncoming traffic.

HIDs used to be the necessary evil a few years ago when they were the best option for getting some extra lumens pointed in front of you, but current LED technology has rendered the upgrade all but obsolete, IMO.