[Mansite]

Here is some more information

High Intensity Discharge (H.I.D.) is a type of lighting technology that replaces the filament of the light bulb with Xenon gas. The gas is ignited to produce an arc of light, when high voltage is applied. The amount of light output is three times that of a standard halogen bulb. The lamps also glow at a higher light temperature (closer to natural sunlight) that gives it its distinct color and appearance.

Xenon is actually xenon-filled halogen bulbs produce little or no more light output than standard halogen bulbs of the same wattage. Some companies produce halogen bulbs that are gas-filled. They still have a filament as they are halogen technology, but the gas gives the bulb a bluer color when lit.

So i think what u want is a HID conversion kit

 

[silverzed]

Cool.. If you have a chance of posting the pinout it would be fantastic.

The stock lights are the worst. I reckon i get more light out of my ass !!!

Hey guys,

The wiring layout is posted below:

03 non-HID

(This is looking into the plug on the headlight)

6 Pins labeled like below

1 2 3
4 5 6

1 - Black (Ground for Low and High Beams)
2 - Light Green (Positive for High Beam)
3 - Green\Black (Positive for Turn Signal)
4 - Red (Positive for Low Beam)
5 - Green\White (Positive for Parker lights)
6 - Black (Ground for Parkers and Turn Signal)

This is the layout for both sides...

06 Bi-Xenon Pin out

(This is looking into the plug on the headlight)


8 Pins labeled like below

1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8

1 - Black (Ground for Low and High Beams)
2 - Light Green (Positive for High Beam)
3 - Green\Black (Positive for Turn Signal)
4 - Red (unknown)
5 - Black (Ground for Parkers and Turn Signal)
6 - Red (Positive for Low Beam)
7 - Green\White (Positive for Parker lights)
8 - Blue (unknown)

This layout is the same for both sides...

pin 4 and pin 8 : these are used to tilt the projector up slightly when the high beams are activated. I didn't use these with my setup as I cound't find any info about them in the wiring diagram.

PS: SilverZed - in the second pic down you posted - is that led foggies??

Yes they are LED parkers. I didn't like the blank plastic bits so, I made the LED parkers.

 

[mxfly]

Cheers for taking your time to writeup the layout

 

[mr rizk]

thx for the diagram. Least this wasy i know what is what.

 

[mr rizk]

Silly question. When you say u swapped the pins to make to the new layout how did you overcome the different style plug? ie: If your OEM harness has a 6 pin conector and the new lights require a 8 pin plug how did you just swap the pins?

^ it's pretty easy to swap the pins in the non-hid lights to fit the HID lights. I just swapped out my 03 non hid's with the 06 bi-xenon lights and just changed the pins on the plug.

 

[silverzed]

^ I used the 6 pin connector from the original non-hid lights.

 

[Jacky]

For anyone looking for a 06 bixenon light, i could get it here for $2100 landed!

 

[BEE]

I changed my 03 model to HID lights. Real easy to install and the light is bright as.

The output is great. Its the Xenon Lamp system- HID conversion Kit.

 

[mr rizk]

SilverZED

Thanks a bundle for the wiring info. Managed to get a set of used 03 plugs from a set of damaged lights in the US. Followed the wiring and works perfectly. HID's are so much nicer..

And also thx to MXFLY for the lights.

Michael

 

[mxfly]

QUOTE (MR RIZK @ May 26 2008, 05:45 PM) index.php?act=findpost&pid=530721

SilverZED

Thanks a bundle for the wiring info. Managed to get a set of used 03 plugs from a set of damaged lights in the US. Followed the wiring and works perfectly. HID's are so much nicer..

And also thx to MXFLY for the lights.

Michael

Great stuff Michael! Cant wait to see em.

 

[Cain]

hm...

my Z lights are awesome, except on wet roads in well lit area's its kinda gay. But otherwise its great.

 

[jdm z]

I know it's an old thread but I just wired these up tonight and it works a treat! Thanks heaps for the wiring diagram!

 

[ieatpelicans]

this is on my "to do" list. I've noticed that the cost of the HID lights has come down over the last couple of years. You can get a pair for a grand these days. i couldnt imagine shelling out 2 grand for a pair.

 

[aust350z]

QUOTE (IEatPelicans @ Mar 21 2010, 07:14 PM) index.php?act=findpost&pid=593947

this is on my "to do" list. I've noticed that the cost of the HID lights has come down over the last couple of years. You can get a pair for a grand these days. i couldnt imagine shelling out 2 grand for a pair.

Where have you seen them for a grand? They're still $1700ea from the dealers and rare as to find.

 

[ieatpelicans]

they come up quite regularly on the other site.

 

[jdm z]

is that US $$$ though? They are usually around $1700 - $2000.

 

[aust350z]

QUOTE (JDM Z @ Mar 26 2010, 11:31 AM) index.php?act=findpost&pid=594227

is that US $$$ though? They are usually around $1700 - $2000.

LHD versions are about US$1200 new (pair) but should not be used in a RHD vehicle as the projection of light will blind oncoming traffic. Manual adjustment of the light will also not work to correct it.

Second-hand RHD bi-xenons go for about $1700-$1800 as you said. I haven't seen any come up for awhile.

 

[_ink]

I've got the LHD cersion from the US installed.

I've had no issues, complaints or high beams informing me of blinding them.

 

[jdm z]

I got the my headlights from Japan but the ballasts from the US......

 

[aust350z]

FYI post for myself because i keep losing the part number:

2006+ bi-zenon head lamps: 26010-CF50C (RHS)
$1,586 per Nissan (~$1800 RRRP)