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Posted: March 29, 2011 at 8:58 AM / IP Logged  
Can i add wire to the bulb of an Hid system without effecting its performance ?
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before the ballast and starter YES, after.... nope!

Check the out voltage.... http://www.ballastdesign.com/overview.shtml

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I was gonna say yes provided it's not used for anything.... but why attach a wire to the bulb? RFI perhaps?
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I bought a 6k motorcycle kit from hidnation.com for my 01 suzuki bandit. But it looks like they just take a car kit and give you one side so the wires to the bulb are short. I was hoping to mount the ballast in the back. I took apart the fairings today and found a spot under the headlight assy.   
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Ah - now it makes sense.... thanks!
It sounds like you found the best solution. The bulbs use high voltage (~400V? DC) so that's an issue - lowish current but need good insulation. And if it's noisy DC, interference to other things could be an issue....
Congrats.

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