50w or 35w hids
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I purchased mine from DDM. The wiring harness isn't designed specifically for the 'Stang, so cable management was a PITA, but it's workable. Got everything (2 hi/lo bulbs, 2 reg. bulbs, 4 ballasts, wiring harness) for <$70 shipped from them a couple months ago on sale. Looks like right now it'd be around $100 shipped from them, which still seams like a deal compared to other places. They also come with a lifetime warranty. I keep meaning to take pics and make a write up, but I haven't really had much time lately.
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what exactly do you mean the wiring harness is not designed for the mustang? What exactly caused the problem? My old set died and now i'm looking for a replacement I previously had 8000k, but now I think ill go with 6000k. Even though my fogs will still be 8.
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The length of wire from the harness relay box to the opposite side (driver) was a bit tight, but other than that it was fine. There was a lot of slack in other places, so there's a huge bundle of cable I put behind the passenger headlight. I'm still trying to figure out if there's anything I can do with it. Also, the ballasts didn't have any mount holes, so it was quite a feat mounting them. The provided double sided tape didn't survive the heat of the engine bay so I had to use zip ties galore until I can come up with a better method of mounting. I'm sure, if you already have a wiring harness installed you can just reuse that if it has the standard two pin headlamp plugs (same style as the foglamp bulbs).
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