Anyone know if this ballast will work?

-Woody-

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It looks like a normal aftermarket HID kit which would fit with some minor rewiring. I would recommend changing over to a aftermarket tbh, get a 6k kit which is brighter and a stronger white than the OEM 4k. Plus OEM ballasts are prone to blowing
 
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What do you reckon would need rewiring? Yea I would agree with the brightness, didn't think they were that bright especially in pitch black and my headlights aren't cloudy or anything.
 
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Just the connections that went into the old ballast, rewired into the new. Not literally rewiring, just attaching i guess lol
 
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-Woody- said:
It looks like a normal aftermarket HID kit which would fit with some minor rewiring. I would recommend changing over to a aftermarket tbh, get a 6k kit which is brighter and a stronger white than the OEM 4k. Plus OEM ballasts are prone to blowing
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Which HID bulb fits this ballast,is it a D2?
 
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All D series should, bulb fitment is D2R

I bought a aftermarket HID kit for my old DC5 then sold the other working OEM ballast on eBay for £100. Upgrade and made money :xhappy:
 
Topgeezer

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-Woody- said:
It looks like a normal aftermarket HID kit which would fit with some minor rewiring. I would recommend changing over to a aftermarket tbh, get a 6k kit which is brighter and a stronger white than the OEM 4k. Plus OEM ballasts are prone to blowing
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The brightest bulbs are 4300k here's a link showing the output's CLICKY

T.G.
 
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