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PhastekSport · 01-04-2014, 09:09 PM

Just wanted to make a note that with the DRL fog bezels you would need a relay to run the Winjet DRLs if tapping into the same wires. The DRL fog bezels run on 29v IIRC and the current draw will cause only one set of lights to work. The relay will provide clean 12v power to the Winjet DRLs.

This is a poor picture, but something I found on my phone while installing a set locally. Of course I terminated the ends coming from the harness to ensure they would not make contact with anything inside the casing. The other lines were extended and passed through the HID grommet.

NOTE: You can see the H7 harness and hid wires (pos / neg) in the bottom right corner of this picture.

We're thinking about blowing out some of these headlights at $405 shipped. To keep costs down we are able to provide HID kits with installation instructions (simple process) for an additional $79. If you can change a light bulb, you can install an HID kit.

There is no minimum to jump on board. Just send me a PM expressing your interest. My PM box is pretty full from the holidays, but we'll be back at full staff Monday.

Thanks everyone.

01-04-2014, 09:09 PM	#53
PhastekSport Join Date: Sep 2012 Drives: 2013 Scion FR-S Location: Houston, TX Posts: 940 Thanks: 53 Thanked 696 Times in 284 Posts Mentioned: 74 Post(s)	Just wanted to make a note that with the DRL fog bezels you would need a relay to run the Winjet DRLs if tapping into the same wires. The DRL fog bezels run on 29v IIRC and the current draw will cause only one set of lights to work. The relay will provide clean 12v power to the Winjet DRLs. This is a poor picture, but something I found on my phone while installing a set locally. Of course I terminated the ends coming from the harness to ensure they would not make contact with anything inside the casing. The other lines were extended and passed through the HID grommet. NOTE: You can see the H7 harness and hid wires (pos / neg) in the bottom right corner of this picture. We're thinking about blowing out some of these headlights at $405 shipped. To keep costs down we are able to provide HID kits with installation instructions (simple process) for an additional $79. If you can change a light bulb, you can install an HID kit. There is no minimum to jump on board. Just send me a PM expressing your interest. My PM box is pretty full from the holidays, but we'll be back at full staff Monday. Thanks everyone.