Help with halo kit
hey everyone, i juts brought a halo kit and wanted to see how the colors is before installing it, was wondering if anyone know how i can test it out? i heard that you can use your comp. anyone know for sure how. thanks in advance.
Last edited by aznpapaya; Apr 26, 2009 at 10:02 PM.
my help is to not install it. 
heh.. honestly, for what I have seen, installing these halo kits end up giving you more trouble in the long run.
What troubles?
1. Not properly sealing your lamps will cause condensation.
2. Cheap stuff tend to burn out quite quickly... thus causing more trouble to change/replace.
So, as for me, i rather not deal with it... plus.. Halo's are for BMW.

heh.. honestly, for what I have seen, installing these halo kits end up giving you more trouble in the long run.
What troubles?
1. Not properly sealing your lamps will cause condensation.
2. Cheap stuff tend to burn out quite quickly... thus causing more trouble to change/replace.
So, as for me, i rather not deal with it... plus.. Halo's are for BMW.
i meant to test it, not installing it
my help is to not install it. 
heh.. honestly, for what I have seen, installing these halo kits end up giving you more trouble in the long run.
What troubles?
1. Not properly sealing your lamps will cause condensation.
2. Cheap stuff tend to burn out quite quickly... thus causing more trouble to change/replace.
So, as for me, i rather not deal with it... plus.. Halo's are for BMW.

heh.. honestly, for what I have seen, installing these halo kits end up giving you more trouble in the long run.
What troubles?
1. Not properly sealing your lamps will cause condensation.
2. Cheap stuff tend to burn out quite quickly... thus causing more trouble to change/replace.
So, as for me, i rather not deal with it... plus.. Halo's are for BMW.

Test.... you should be able to test it by using a portable jump...
Or if you have jumper cables.... i urge you to be careful on this... Connect the jumpers to you the light.. and the other end to your battery...
Pretty much a 12V AC/DC would be able to power up the lights.
You can also use your computer's PS to test as well. Computer parts are usually 12V.
Or if you have jumper cables.... i urge you to be careful on this... Connect the jumpers to you the light.. and the other end to your battery...
Pretty much a 12V AC/DC would be able to power up the lights.

You can also use your computer's PS to test as well. Computer parts are usually 12V.
Test.... you should be able to test it by using a portable jump...
Or if you have jumper cables.... i urge you to be careful on this... Connect the jumpers to you the light.. and the other end to your battery...
Pretty much a 12V AC/DC would be able to power up the lights.
You can also use your computer's PS to test as well. Computer parts are usually 12V.
Or if you have jumper cables.... i urge you to be careful on this... Connect the jumpers to you the light.. and the other end to your battery...
Pretty much a 12V AC/DC would be able to power up the lights.

You can also use your computer's PS to test as well. Computer parts are usually 12V.
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