Hid lights looking for fitting help
Discussion
Ive just tried to wire the following kit up with no luck 
Im not too clever with electrickery
Couple of q`s as the kit came with no wiring diagram and japanese destructions. Can i join all 3 negatives together? Where on the chim would the best place to join them be? And were would the best place be to join the positive?
Thanks in advance

Im not too clever with electrickery
Couple of q`s as the kit came with no wiring diagram and japanese destructions. Can i join all 3 negatives together? Where on the chim would the best place to join them be? And were would the best place be to join the positive?
Thanks in advance
Meatball said:
I knew this would turn into a "you shouldnt be using those lights its illegal" thread just as the one on the griff forum did (big yawn). Lets be honest who cares?
How about someone trying to answer the opening question!.
How about someone trying to answer the opening question!.

.It might be worth asking Dave Spencely aka 'Spend' on PH?He's a very helpful chap and i'm sure he's already done this.Edited by The AJP Griff on Sunday 7th September 16:24
David Beer said:
just make sure you tell your insurance co as they are illegal !
Dave i have always got along with you for years
But what is it with you and HID lights mate ?You seem to have a f
king Huge Chip on your shoulder about them 
If people want to improve the lights on the Griff and Chim then so be it

If it is Illegal then its up to them to decide if they want to take the risk or not

I for one have Upgraded both sets of lights on my Griff with fantastic results and as such see them as an improvement

Sorry Buddy but Whats your problem with them ?
I am not surprised you are getting the reaction demonstrated above

Its getting a little Old Hat mate sorry to say

I hope things are well with you

Pasco said:
David Beer said:
just make sure you tell your insurance co as they are illegal !
Rant 

To add my 2c the DOT piece that everyone quotes is NOT law just their interpretation of the regulations. I agree the evidence appears to fall very much on the 'not legal' side but it's still just an interpretation as it hasn't, as far as I'm aware, been tested in court.
As long as the lights are properly adjusted and your insurance company notified then I guess it's down to the individual to take the decision.
ETA What is that block in your picture? Is it a relay you've added or was it in the kit? That bit wasn't present in my kit and the lights where literally a plug and play situation with the connections being obvious.
Edited by V8 GRF on Sunday 7th September 16:51
Pasco said:
V8 GRF said:
Pasco said:
David Beer said:
just make sure you tell your insurance co as they are illegal !
Rant

Read what i have put Dave is that a Rant ?
Its just going over the same old s
te Again !
Its like having your parents moderate your posts.
no offence taken. Just one point, they have to fitted by a qualified installer which is why I could not get insurance, ie the end user fitting them might not know that you have secure the balasts so they can not tug on the bulb. It is not the legal thing, more insurance co wriggling out of claims, bit like having non rubber foot pedals as I nearly found out !!!!
Pasco said:
V8 GRF said:
Pasco said:
David Beer said:
just make sure you tell your insurance co as they are illegal !
Rant

Read what i have put Dave is that a Rant ?
Its just going over the same old s
te Again !
I'd say so 
Didn't say I disagreed with you though

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