HID again...

[bruiser]

Here we go again. Looking to get Zenon Depot HID kits for our RTs. How hard are they to install? Tired of driving at night with a flashlight for headlights.

 

[SpyderAnn01]

Phil from Texas did a thread on how to install them which was great. I followed that and had no problems installing them on my old Spyder.

Here is the thread: http://www.spyderlovers.com/forums/showthread.php?24907-Phil-s-Mods/page4

 

[bruiser]

Thanks Ann. That's what I was looking for.

 

[Bob Denman]

:agree: Being "eyeball-challenged"; I'm also going to have to look at this option...
Thanks! :thumbup:

 

[ICE]

I also installed Zenon Depot HIDs on my RT. As previously mention, I had to reverse the polarity and drill a hole into each housing for the wiring. Has been installed for 18 mos with zero probs. Mounted ballester on top of light housing.

 

[gnirtsnod]

Here we go again. Looking to get Zenon Depot HID kits for our RTs. How hard are they to install? Tired of driving at night with a flashlight for headlights.

You'll light up the world if you install both the headlights and fog lights, like I did. Follow the instructions already provided and get ready feel more secure in you night riding.

 

[KCPete]

This was one of the earlier mods I put on our RT. Over the years I've had too many critters from coyotes to cows suddenly appear out of the dark in front of me, no matter what I was driving/riding.
I follows Phil's directions faithfully, as SpyderAnn mentioned, and had everything apart, installed, and adjusted for height in a few hours on a Sunday afternoon. I did make a bit of a mess on the bench when cutting the holes in the covers, as I drilled a smaller one and then trimmed it out manually with a Dremel - plastic shavings all over the place! pps:

 

[Bob Denman]

Sooo.... BuRP, or Zenon Depot?? :dontknow: