8" light pics

[RigChaser962]

I have 4 vision-x 8.7" halogens for sale! If you need the hid conversion kit just contact one of our vision-x authorized vendors and they'll hook you up! Here's a few pics

2 spot 2 flood

My last phone got ran over by a super duty so had to screenshot a few of my instagram posts

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cool, ill think about it for sure, i really like the internal ballast and starters that are on a bunch of these other lights though. you do some amazing work btw! would love to have you do something for my center console and headrests here in the very near future.

 

[Raptor Embroidery]

cool, ill think about it for sure, i really like the internal ballast and starters that are on a bunch of these other lights though. you do some amazing work btw! would love to have you do something for my center console and headrests here in the very near future.

The kit you order for these from visionx to make them hid is internal mounted. There are areas on the inside that make them possible to be hid internal mounted.

Thanks you so much! I look forward to doing business with you buddy!

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[wolfnnc]

I have done the retrofit route, retrofitting Hella Halogens....the issue with retrofitting Halogens to HIDS, is while much much brighter...the focal point is off. Also I had alot of issues with HIDS firing up reliably...sometimes hitting my switchs 20 times to get them all to turn on.

 

[9599svt]

I have done the retrofit route, retrofitting Hella Halogens....the issue with retrofitting Halogens to HIDS, is while much much brighter...the focal point is off. Also I had alot of issues with HIDS firing up reliably...sometimes hitting my switchs 20 times to get them all to turn on.

I have used the KC 8" HID's for 5 years now, and besides using carbon steel rivets on an otherwise all stainless light have had no problems. They light right up even in sub-zero temperatures every time.

 

[RigChaser962]

I have used the KC 8" HID's for 5 years now, and besides using carbon steel rivets on an otherwise all stainless light have had no problems. They light right up even in sub-zero temperatures every time.

Right on. Those are the pro-sports?


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[9599svt]

Right on. Those are the pro-sports?


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They are model #861 They are great lights, I think there somewhere around 860,000 candlelight power each. You can see a deer in the road from over a mile away with them. Really makes driving the empty "country" roads a lot safer. Really wish they would have used stainless rivets on them though. After five salty Wisconsin winters they rusted causing the light to fall off. Thankfully they weren't otherwise damaged, and they have a 25 year warranty so KC fixed them. The only cost to me was to have the lights shipped to them.

 

[phydough]

So, these aren't on an aftermarket bumper. But, if you're looking for size estimates. They are Hella 4000's on a KC Hilites bar.

 

[RigChaser962]

I think I've make up my mind on the 8"kc's. good lighting and a rockin ass warranty just make so much bang for your buck!


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When I wire these (4 total) do I use their fuse and relay or cut the harness so I only have a positive and negative wire?


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