2014 Silverado 1500 WT reflector lights to ANZO projector with HID?

[WesternMike]

So I just got my new ANZO projector lights that have the ubar on them.

 

http://www.anzousa.com/chevy-silverado-1500-2014-projector-u-bar-style-headlights-black-clear-amber.html

 

And I currently have the stock WT reflectors, but they currently have HIDs in them. The top projector is an eagle eye projector(comes in the ANZO) then the bottom isn’t listed. It takes a H3 bulb.

 

Top eagle eye projector will fit my current HID bulb (H11) so low I have to figure out the retrofit of the bottom projector, wiring of the blinkers and U-Bar LED. This is as I don’t have the normal plug and play harness with my truck. On mine, each bulb has its own harness. On this new style headlight it’s just one plug.

 

Any help?

 

 

 

 

 

[MHPrior80]

Yea I was wondering about that too. I am gonna install LEDs into my anzos like you have but I’d like to install LEDs in the high beams too. I saw that setup in mine and just said screw it I’ll look into it later. 

[Spurshot]

HID in a separate high beam bulb is a problem because of the delay and warmup.  

[WesternMike]

HID in a separate high beam bulb is a problem because of the delay and warmup.  

Agree. But I’ve been running this set up and for four years so far - not one problem.

[WesternMike]

Just got h3 HIDs to fit the bottom projector so now I just have to create a harness for them to go in my Build.

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[Spurshot]

On ‎4‎/‎5‎/‎2018 at 10:31 AM, WesternMike said:

 

 

Agree. But I’ve been running this set up and for four years so far - not one problem.

 

 

The issue is the slow warmup of HID as compared to halogen or LED.  It takes 10-30 seconds to get to full brightness.   Sure, it will function, just not instant full power.