Identifying ipf spotties

[Mort]

Hey guys just after some info on identifying my ipf spotties so I can order a hid kit for them ... Or will any h3 hid kit fit. Cheers

 

[d40ryan]

pretty sure they are h3, but just check the spec's should be able to find them somewhere online. also try pick up a slim line kit as the external ballast are pretty chunky.

 

[Mort]

Yeh there defenatly h3 just woundering if a generic h3 kit will fit or do I need anything extra for the globe to mount to like you do with light force lights

 

[RustyNav09]

I have a hid kit from ThumpaInc and it was easy to install. Globe slotted straight in and ill I need to do was fit the bracket in the back casing of the spotties with a bolt. They made a huge difference in light. I'm also trying to find an ipf spot front cover as I'm installing a led lightbar to act as a spread

 

[Mort]

So there is a bracket that you need to retain the globe that doesn't come
With a normal h3 kit????

 

[RustyNav09]

Na there is a bracket that retains the ballast so it doesn't float/bounce around in the spotlight housing. Globe has the h3 fitting and clips in like a normal bulb. This all came in the box I got

 

[terra88]

Just sikaflex/glue the ballast inside the housing.

 

[equipt]

As long as you stick to a 35, 50 or 70W H3 kit you will be fine as long as it states "slim line ballast" if you go for a 100W you will have to mount the ballast externally.

 

[Leprechaun]

IPFxs use H9 globes.

 

[Mort]

Sweet too easy thanks