condor767
Senior Member
2017 Ram Sport w/ projectors
First of all... disclaimer. I started with the regular factory halogens... then tried out the Putco Nitro Lux Pro LEDs for a couple months. Decent but doesn’t come close to HID light output.
Finally bit the bullet and went with the HR GTR HIDs. Around $300 for the entire kit.
First and foremost. Their customer service is AMAZING! From questions to call backs to details... absolutely top notch. These guys do it right, highly recommended. They ALWAYS got back to me with whatever questions I had.
The install was fairly easy. Pull the grill off. Remove the headlight assembly and take out the old bulbs. Next, screw in the new HID bulbs. Then you have to drill a 7/8 hole into each dust cap so that the wires can come out. Easy to do with a special cone shaped drill bit I found at Home Depot. Next, run the wires through and install the rubber grommet. Lastly, the Smart PWM resistors come with double sided super strong tape.... attach them to the metal frame below the headlight housing. Connect all the wires and you’re good to go!
Note, make sure all the surfaces are clean before taping. I used some rubbing alcohol.
I did have trouble with the passenger side headlight turning on... traced it to some loose wiring coming out of the PWM resistor.
Once fixed.. the results are amazing! Pics below.
These are the 35W 6000k bulbs
Note, I am also running Putco Nitro Lux Pros in my fogs.
Just the headlights, no fogs
With the fogs
First of all... disclaimer. I started with the regular factory halogens... then tried out the Putco Nitro Lux Pro LEDs for a couple months. Decent but doesn’t come close to HID light output.
Finally bit the bullet and went with the HR GTR HIDs. Around $300 for the entire kit.
First and foremost. Their customer service is AMAZING! From questions to call backs to details... absolutely top notch. These guys do it right, highly recommended. They ALWAYS got back to me with whatever questions I had.
The install was fairly easy. Pull the grill off. Remove the headlight assembly and take out the old bulbs. Next, screw in the new HID bulbs. Then you have to drill a 7/8 hole into each dust cap so that the wires can come out. Easy to do with a special cone shaped drill bit I found at Home Depot. Next, run the wires through and install the rubber grommet. Lastly, the Smart PWM resistors come with double sided super strong tape.... attach them to the metal frame below the headlight housing. Connect all the wires and you’re good to go!
Note, make sure all the surfaces are clean before taping. I used some rubbing alcohol.
I did have trouble with the passenger side headlight turning on... traced it to some loose wiring coming out of the PWM resistor.
Once fixed.. the results are amazing! Pics below.
These are the 35W 6000k bulbs
Note, I am also running Putco Nitro Lux Pros in my fogs.
Just the headlights, no fogs
With the fogs
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