96GMCYukonGT
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hey im about to buy a hid kit for my yukon its a 96. theres an option for a cancellor and a relay do i need them or not? thanks for any help
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SunlitComet
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Where are you getting the from and what the hell is a cancellor?
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SunlitComet
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Never heard of them. Most if not all of us hear use these: http://www.ddmtuning.com/Products/DDM-HID-Kit-Slim-Ballast-35W-or-55W
Just remember to flip the connector from vehicle wiring on to the ballast. You can see mine in my photo album.
Just remember to flip the connector from vehicle wiring on to the ballast. You can see mine in my photo album.
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96GMCYukonGT
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do i need the hid harness or error eliminator?
SunlitComet
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nope. but if you have issues with flickering lights you may need the harness but most cases it is because the headlight switch or wiring is heavily worn. I have not needed one at all and we don't have vehicles that check for burned out bulbs either.
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alright thanks sunlit your the best man!
Ceejkay
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i havent needed one either. my lights flicker when they first turn on but that might have something to do with my drl. i also use the ddm, if you have a choice go with the 55w, well worth the 10$ more..
zzptahoe
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the 55w raptor kit from DDM with a relay might be your best bet, the brighter the better, no matter what DDM is deffinately a very trusted brand. i just took my 35w out and replaced with the stock halogens. If you want good light output without the mess of wires, PIAA 100w bulbs are great. Ceejkay is right!
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