[CRAKZOR]

hi just installed h7 35w morimoto 5500k. im using these zipties to hold my ballasts and relay. theyre rated 180F. is that fine?

 

[obermd]

Did you install projector lamps designed for HIDs? If not you're creating a road hazard for on-coming drivers. Improperly installed HIDs will (not can, but will) blind on-coming drivers and should not be used.

 

[anthonysmith93]

hi just installed h7 35w morimoto 5500k. im using these zipties to hold my ballasts and relay. theyre rated 180F. is that fine?
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Yes zipties will do just fine!

 

[CRAKZOR]

Did you install projector lamps designed for HIDs? If not you're creating a road hazard for on-coming drivers. Improperly installed HIDs will (not can, but will) blind on-coming drivers and should not be used.

hi im using these Spyder Auto | Chevy Cruze 11-14 Projector Headlights - Light Tube DRL - Black - High H1 (Included) - Low H7 (Included)

 

[anthonysmith93]

hi im using these Spyder Auto | Chevy Cruze 11-14 Projector Headlights - Light Tube DRL - Black - High H1 (Included) - Low H7 (Included)

Those will work just fine, they aren't MADE for HIDs but they work pretty well in there as long as there's no "squirrel finders" that shoot extra light above the cutoff to see "signs and squirrels" in the air, you won't be blinding anyone.

 

[boraz]

zip ties will be fine

ive kept millon dollar mining equipment running with zipties, car engine bay is no prob