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No flickering yet at least. I'll try and get a picture of the drivers side ballast tomorrow. It's a lot easier to get to. I don't know a whole lot about HID kits but the salesman said it was the Ferrari of the HID kit world so I just took his word for it.

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Well, if you can find a link to these online somewhere I will be ordering them asap. That yellow just isnt cutting it for me.

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Well, if you can find a link to these online somewhere I will be ordering them asap. That yellow just isnt cutting it for me.

I'm trying to find them online, but not having any luck. I posted a pic of the box a few posts back if you're able to somehow find them?? I bought them from a local store (Vision Pro).

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I believe this might be it: http://www.hid-visionpro.com/#!/H8-H9-H11/p/1325695/category=12948012

 

I think I got the upgrade with the error cancellor built in because I paid $200 for everything, and I guess mine are 35w not 55w, guess I was mistaken, but regardless, I like them a lot. I just went to the store frustrated and asked what he recommended and left with the HID kit. Guess I didn't really ask a bunch of questions. But you could always call him if you have questions.

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Anyone can snap a few pictures of the AMP power steps' controller?

 

I want to see how it is connected to the battery, how the wires comes out from the controller that goes to the motors etc.

 

I want to see if it is possible to mount it next to my secondary battery instead of next to the original one

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sweet.. Hope there ship date and stock is correct.. My ship date with carid changed 3 different times before I canceled my order ... You'll love them by the way

 

 

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My set shipped out last night from Texas and will be delivered Friday!
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No flickering? Any picture of the ballasts? I'd love to see who makes these. I am almost certain it is hylux or philips

Here's a pic of the drivers side ballast.

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Went to the dealer today and had them order a new foglight housing since I was getting a TON of water in there. I couldn't believe how much water was accumulating in there. The dealer was great about it!

 

 

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Anyone can snap a few pictures of the AMP power steps' controller?

 

I want to see how it is connected to the battery, how the wires comes out from the controller that goes to the motors etc.

 

I want to see if it is possible to mount it next to my secondary battery instead of next to the original one

I don't think it would be able to run from the front of the truck. The wiring that goes to the passenger side is just barely long enough to get to the motor.

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Got the Horse and Wagon out of the stable and went for a little vacation.First time with my truck. Interested on what I would average in MPG. 11 on the way out and 14 coming back.I was a little lighter on the right foot coming home. The best I got with my Ram was 8.But it was a Mega Cab

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I don't think it would be able to run from the front of the truck. The wiring that goes to the passenger side is just barely long enough to get to the motor.

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Thanks! I just dont like how AMP asks you to mount it on that bar, looks awful. I might try between the original battery to the side wall gap or the vertical bar that is bolted on to the bar that they instructed us to use.

 

The shop says it will arrive friday mpst likely, I miss my running boards already :(

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Since I'm an idiot who posted in the wrong thread, I'll post it on the correct thread now. Today I installed LED backup lights and third brake light, from VLEDs, as well as OPT7 6000k LED High Beams. Anzo tails should be here tomorrow, so that's tomorrow's task.

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Cleaned the truck and played with the bike

 

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Beautiful bike! I wish my 2006 GSXR-600 was never stolen last April. Been wanting to get a new bike ever since.

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