HID Kit Questions

[BlueTahoe2001]

So after doing some research and asking around I had some questions about HID Kits and what I needed to buy with them to complete my install for my Tahoe.

I see that companies offer relay and canceller kits. Do I need them both, only one of them, or do I not need them at all?

With that being said, is there somewhere I can get some specific instructions on installation of this kit?

Thanks

 

[NathanJax]

What type of "kit" are you doing? A retrofit kit where you put the proper lighting/projector in there or are you just using a plug n play kit?


More info on retrofits vs PnP kits here - Tahoe/Yukon Headlight Information Thread

 

[BlueTahoe2001]

I plan on using a PnP Kit for now. Just wanna stay very basic.

 

[Slammedchevy01]

If its s tahoe, get the Sylvania x2020 kit. Love mine in my silvy and hoe

 

[nhoj_yelbom]

retrofit source has best warranty, cheap chinese kits never have the warranty honered

 

[mmeachem]

I purchased the zenex kit off of amazon and have had no issues. Comes with 1yr warrenty and have slim and reg sized ballasts.

 

[Cobra]

I've had my low beams and fogs using slim DDM Tuning Hids since early 2010 on the Tahoe with no issues at all. They always work great and thats a long time if you ask me for such a inexpensive kit.
I used the relay harness on the low beams. The fogs I just plugged into factory connectors. It's all plug and play. The only thing I had to plug in backwards into connector due to the reverse polarity. I recommend them. My Impala also has them. Thinking of installing some in my daughters Fusion as well. The fusion has the projector lamps so I am curious to see how it well look.
Also a couple of friends have followed and are happy with them.

Good Luck.

 

[BlueTahoe2001]

Thanks for the help guys. Ended up getting HID's for the Lo-Beams and LED Projector Bulbs for the fogs. Got everything installed over the last 2 nights as parts arrived.