• Sign Up! To view all forums and unlock additional cool features

    Welcome to the #1 Fiesta ST Forum and Fiesta ST community dedicated to Fiesta ST owners and enthusiasts. Register for an account, it's free and it's easy, so don't hesitate to join the Fiesta ST Forum today!


The Great Quest for Headlights

Messages
260
Likes
27
Location
Ridge
#62
Check out the H11 to H9 conversions. 2 Tabs to cut, one plastic @ the connector and one metal @ the bulb's base. You would be going from 55w to 65w and about 1350 lumen to 2100 lumen. The fiesta's headlights have a shield for the bulb so it "should" be fine.

Edit: The bulb runs "harder" so life would be shorter...

Edit2: Not my vid. but here's a clip of what I'm talking about. You could also use hand tools as per other guides.

[video=youtube;_mrbdQmck7E]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_mrbdQmck7E[/video]
I have a set of H9 sitting on my bench waiting. I got too many little things on the go right now. You can do everything in the video with a set of wire cutters and small file or exacto (careful)
 


FistSt215

Senior Member
Messages
944
Likes
78
Location
Philadelphia
#64
Doubt that will happen. But, I'll cross my fingers for you.
The fist is only a year and half old in the states . I figure give it another year maybe they will come out ? The FosT has aftermarket options for 3-400 dollars .
 


Chris G

Active member
Messages
779
Likes
110
Location
San Diego
#65
There are options out there from what I've gathered talking to various retrofitters. However, nothing HID-ready.
 


Messages
60
Likes
7
Location
Bristol
#69
Just some clarification if possible...

Im in the UK so my Fiesta has what they call "projector style" headlights. Does this mean I can drop HID's straight in and they'll be fine and cut off will be all good etc?????
 


D1JL

7000 Post Club
Staff Member
Premium Account
U.S. Navy Veteran
Messages
7,833
Likes
4,072
Location
SFV, So.Cal.
#70
Just some clarification if possible...

Im in the UK so my Fiesta has what they call "projector style" headlights. Does this mean I can drop HID's straight in and they'll be fine and cut off will be all good etc?????
In theory that is correct but it has not been tested here.
I know of only three people who have Euro headlights here in the US.
They are still using the supplied bulbs.



Dave
 


Messages
60
Likes
7
Location
Bristol
#74
In theory that is correct but it has not been tested here.
I know of only three people who have Euro headlights here in the US.
They are still using the supplied bulbs.
Ok, thanks. I think I'm just going to buy HID's and see whats what. Any recommendations?
 


D1JL

7000 Post Club
Staff Member
Premium Account
U.S. Navy Veteran
Messages
7,833
Likes
4,072
Location
SFV, So.Cal.
#75
Ok, thanks. I think I'm just going to buy HID's and see whats what. Any recommendations?
I use the HID-GUY in San Diego, California.
I don't know if they are good for you.
Price is under $100.00 fully warrantied and I have never had a failure.

One note however, with HIDs, you will not be able to use the auto lamp feature.




Dave
 


D1JL

7000 Post Club
Staff Member
Premium Account
U.S. Navy Veteran
Messages
7,833
Likes
4,072
Location
SFV, So.Cal.
#77
That is correct.
I guess I will add that relay.



Dave
 


Similar threads



Top