HID's on a second Gen??

[NoleRunner95]

looking for some insite on new headlights, HID's preferably. Has anybody installed them or are they even available for a second gen? Are they worth buyin or even looking into?

 

[Steven94]

I am not sure exactly what that is. I did a google search for 1995 4runner HID headlights and this was the first result. Is this what you are looking for?

Amazon.com: Hipro Power 1992-1995 Toyota 4Runner Xenon HID Headlight Bulb - Low & High Beam: Automotive

 

[TX_QtPi]

I have an HID Halo set up on My 91, they are the sealed beam style hids, so you don't blind drivers.
I'll see if I still have the link and pm it to you.

Cynthia

 

[92-SR5]

I have my setup from ddm tuning. I have their housing with their 35w hid kin in 4500k temp. I love it. Doesn't blind everyone on the road either.

 

[loko ino]

I have an HID Halo set up on My 91, they are the sealed beam style hids, so you don't blind drivers.
I'll see if I still have the link and pm it to you.

Cynthia

What beams are they? And we talking about in a 2nd Gen 4runner?

 

[NoleRunner95]

I have my setup from ddm tuning. I have their housing with their 35w hid kin in 4500k temp. I love it. Doesn't blind everyone on the road either.

i went to their website, is it just a universal kit or do they sell them just for 2nd gens?

 

[TX_QtPi]

What beams are they? And we talking about in a 2nd Gen 4runner?

Projector Beams, 8k, the halos are built into the housing, 2nd gen 1991 SR5

 

[4runnerBrett]

I have a kit made by kensun. Its 12000k
Kensun HID Xenon Conversion Kit "All Bulb Sizes and Colors" with Premium Ballasts - 9006 (HB4) - 6000k:Amazon:Automotive

 

[92-SR5]

i went to their website, is it just a universal kit or do they sell them just for 2nd gens?

Depends on which front you have on your 2nd gen. Mine is a 92, so I got the sealed beam style front. The housings were drop in and go.

 

[Iroke17]

these are vary nice sets lifetime warrenty i used 5 sets so far in my vehicles never had any issues i dont reccomend the hi low set up you will rarely use it lows are so powerful its not needed
http://www.ddmtuning.com/Products/DDM-HID-Kit-Slim-Ballast-35W-or-55W

 

[92-SR5]

The 55w kits will be complete overkill too, the 35w kits are extremely bright. The best part is that I am not blinding oncoming traffic.

Pictures are hard to take of lighting, but this is my 4500k kit. Some pics make them a little more blue then they are.

 

[RiFF RaFF]

If you do decide to switch to HIDs (highly recommend!) stick with 6000K (or Diamond White). Those are the closest color to OEM. Blue range or violet range will likely get you hassled by some local cop.

 

[92-SR5]

If you do decide to switch to HIDs (highly recommend!) stick with 6000K (or Diamond White). Those are the closest color to OEM. Blue range or violet range will likely get you hassled by some local cop.

I agree and disagree. I agree with staying with white and close to OEM. I disagree about going with 6000k bulbs, they are too blue for my taste. I personally reccomend going with either 5000k if you want the whitest light, or 4500k if you want the most light output and best performance. I have owned 8000k, 6000k, 5000k, 4500k, and 3000k hids.
Just stay away from blue/violet colors. They cast weird shadows and are distracting, not to mention you are asking for the cops to mess with you. just my $.02.

 

[BlackCat914]

If you do decide to switch to HIDs (highly recommend!) stick with 6000K (or Diamond White). Those are the closest color to OEM. Blue range or violet range will likely get you hassled by some local cop.

6k is not factory. 6k will have a bluish tint to them. 4000k or 4500k would be closest to factory HID's as far as color output goes.

 

[Iroke17]

I run 9 to 12k super bright and awesome and I have them in 9 cars/trucks/bikes never once have I had any issues with cops
Had them for 5 years

 

[Beanzermin]

I currently run 6k on mine. I love them. So much better than halogen bulbs !