DRL Relay Switch in the Knoxville, TN Area

[Knoxville 4Runner]

Hello everyone, im new to the forum and am loving this place already. I have a 2003 Toyota 4Runner Limited in Pacific Blue. I am equipped with DRL and would like to find someone in the area without DRL so we could switch relays. Thanks again!!!! Cant wait to meet some of the surrounding area 4Runners!!!!:bluejump:

 

[tacticalcustoms]

Hello everyone, im new to the forum and am loving this place already. I have a 2003 Toyota 4Runner Limited in Pacific Blue. I am equipped with DRL and would like to find someone in the area without DRL so we could switch relays. Thanks again!!!! Cant wait to meet some of the surrounding area 4Runners!!!!:bluejump:

Do you not want DRL?

 

[Knoxville 4Runner]

No I dont want drl's.....I have 4300k and the lights shake very lightly and I have pinpointed it out to the relay preventing sufficient power to the ballasts

 

[riceandpho]

The lights are shaky is due to dc output power on the ballast, if its true ac ballast, it dont do that, also use a relay harness when possible. I thought the drl is seperated from the headlight beams.

 

[Knoxville 4Runner]

Just purchased a HID relay...hopefully it works...thanks again man

 

[riceandpho]

got a picture of the hid ballast u have on the car? i can usually tell if its a cheap dc garbage or a decent ac ballast.

 

[Knoxville 4Runner]

They are cheap ones...I just purchased a relay for them...then im gonna order the 3five morimoto ballasts

 

[riceandpho]

should of just purchase a new morimoto hid kit, comes with complete harness, bulbs and ballast, plus the bulbs are the better ones out there. they are from cnlight. let me guess u had a xentec kit off ebay huh?

 

[Knoxville 4Runner]

No they are cheap ddmtuning....im just running them until I install my 2006 projector headlights and then I will purchase the morimoto kit