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  • SPANISH-RICES Offline
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    so i was going to try and sell my H1 HID headlight kit but i am thinking that for christmas im going to try and put them on me and my dads snowmobiles. ( with all attention being paid to glare to make sure its still safe for others).

    now i think that it should be pretty easy especially with the H1 kit being just 2 male connectors. but i dont know. while it work? is there anything im not paying attention to that would make this not work or damage something?

    i was wondering since the normal lights are really dim at idle but get brighter when youre riding if that would maybe not be enough power?

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      HID's actually require less constant power i believe...it shouldnt be a problem.....i'd worry about the headlight housing melting before anything...

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        hids burn colder

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          The bulbs in sleds were designed to run warm and melt snow, something you shouldn't have a problem with this year!

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            It should look good in the garage! Haha!

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              A good start would be to find out how much current the stock bulb draws and how much the HID draws. I'm assuming that the snowmobile has a 12 volt electrical system also?

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