Jump to content

Hid globes

MexicanBatman

By MexicanBatman
in Camry Club

 Share

Recommended Posts

MexicanBatman Advancing

MexicanBatman

Posted
Posted

Ohh no not hids again you say...

I have searched for an answer but no even google can help me...

I need to know what I need for my 2012 camry

They are H7 but a H7 hid kit does not just simply fit without doing some mods

In my 2010 I fitted a h7 kit and jammed them in, but in the 2012 I'd like something more simple and easier to reverse if I needed to

What have others done?
fivese7en Mentor

fivese7en

Posted
Posted

No other choice I think, it's due to the plastic base. Maybe check around for different bulbs and their bases but I'm sure it's all the same.

You don't need to mod anything though. Mine worked out pretty well - you in Sydney mate? I just twisted the bulb in with the stock bracket, no cutting and no mods (except for hanging the ballast in that is)

MexicanBatman Advancing

MexicanBatman

Posted
  • Author
Posted

Thanks ill give it a try

I don't really want to drill holes in the dust covers of the lights though

The 2012 are different to the 2010 as there plastic and not rubber.

fivese7en Mentor

fivese7en

Posted
Posted

Thanks ill give it a try

I don't really want to drill holes in the dust covers of the lights though

The 2012 are different to the 2010 as there plastic and not rubber.

That really sucks lol - I haven't seen the 2012 ones but I'm sure I'd be complicated :)


pinzvidz Experienced

pinzvidz

Posted
Posted (edited)

I don't really want to drill holes in the dust covers of the lights though

The 2012 are different to the 2010 as there plastic and not rubber.

The covers are about $5 each from Toyota, so drill away!

Edited by pinzvidz
  • 4 weeks later...
masasaki Collaborator

masasaki

Posted
Posted

There's different sizes? :S Sorry but I'm really noob with all this stuff. Can anyone help with HID sizes for my sportive?

fivese7en Mentor

fivese7en

Posted
Posted

There's different sizes? :S Sorry but I'm really noob with all this stuff. Can anyone help with HID sizes for my sportive?

Check the manual, it should tell you what globe sizes are in the headlight :)

masasaki Collaborator

masasaki

Posted
Posted

There's different sizes? :S Sorry but I'm really noob with all this stuff. Can anyone help with HID sizes for my sportive?

Check the manual, it should tell you what globe sizes are in the headlight :)

Found it! :D HB3 right?
fivese7en Mentor

fivese7en

Posted
Posted

There's different sizes? :S Sorry but I'm really noob with all this stuff. Can anyone help with HID sizes for my sportive?

Check the manual, it should tell you what globe sizes are in the headlight :)

Found it! :D HB3 right?

Check for low beam not high beam. My car uses HB3 for high beams.

fivese7en Mentor

fivese7en

Posted
Posted

Guess it's not that recommended, especially not when you're using them to flash at people - I'm sure you'd blow a relay or kill the life of the hids. Hids are really meant to stay on or off. They take a bit to warm up too.

I'd buy a set of Philips 6000k or 7000k hb3s and put them in. Really up to you though :)

masasaki Collaborator

masasaki

Posted
Posted

Guess it's not that recommended, especially not when you're using them to flash at people - I'm sure you'd blow a relay or kill the life of the hids. Hids are really meant to stay on or off. They take a bit to warm up too.

I'd buy a set of Philips 6000k or 7000k hb3s and put them in. Really up to you though :)

Sorry I'm confused so your recommending to NOT put hids to replace my high beams? Do they still give that nice blue look? Got a photo or link to a car that has them?
fivese7en Mentor

fivese7en

Posted
Posted

I would put them on the low beams but not high beams. Unless you're driving with high beams on all the time, or have them on for longer than 15 seconds.

Hids are not meant to be turned on and off frequently. They need to have time to heat up. As I have experienced, flicking them on and off blew my relays, had to replace them.

Try search for philips diamond vision and crystal vision in google and YouTube - I'm getting a pair soon for my high beams, already have HIDs for my low beam. If you want to hang in for a few weeks I'll post up some pics :)

masasaki Collaborator

masasaki

Posted
Posted

I would put them on the low beams but not high beams. Unless you're driving with high beams on all the time, or have them on for longer than 15 seconds.

Hids are not meant to be turned on and off frequently. They need to have time to heat up. As I have experienced, flicking them on and off blew my relays, had to replace them.

Try search for philips diamond vision and crystal vision in google and YouTube - I'm getting a pair soon for my high beams, already have HIDs for my low beam. If you want to hang in for a few weeks I'll post up some pics :)

OMG! Makes sense. Sorry man I was thinking of something else when you said high beams. My bad. Alrite ye I get it and I shall be waiting. I want to see :D
  • 1 month later...
pinzvidz Experienced

pinzvidz

Posted
Posted

hey man. i have a '12 Camry. simply buy h11 Hids. they fit no problem.

To save confusion here, the above poster is referring to his US Camry, which utilises H11 globes for the low beams. Australian Camrys use H7 globes for low beams.

Create an account or sign in to comment

You need to be a member in order to leave a comment

Create an account

Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy!

Register a new account

Sign in

Already have an account? Sign in here.

Sign In Now
 Share
Go to topic listing



  • Join The Club

    Join the Toyota Owners Club and be part of the Community. It's FREE!

  • Latest Postings

    1. 1

      Turboed Corolla Overbuilt?

      that engine will be fine, the rods are the main thing to be concerned about. The 2860 is a decent turbo for the 1zz but in this day and age I'd go for a G25-550. The injectors might be on the small side, we run DW1000's. You need a full length injector, the shorter injectors with adaptors like ID1050x dont fit the 1zz head. You don't need an aftermarket intake manifold, if you do go down that path, avoid the CNC innovations unit, it's garbage. Do the boost control with a MAC valve and control it with the aftermarket ECU of your choice, I use Link stuff on most of my builds with the G4x Storm as the minimum. I also wire a fuel pressure sensor and oil pressure sensor to the ECU in my installs. Use a decent intercooler, the better cores (ARE, PWR, Garrett, Vibrant, Plazmaman, Hypertune) work a lot better than the chinese stuff like Aeroflow. a 450x250-300 fits fairly well with custom end tanks to route the cooler pipes through next to the radiator Don't forget about the clutch and gearbox. These days I like the Uniclutch twinplate, Above 300whp you'll want to think about upgrading the 3rd and 4th gears in the box also with the SSC (Hollinger) gear set and install an LSD of your choice. If you're going to give it a hard time, you'll also want an oil cooler. I like the HKS thermostat type sandwich plates and setrab or mocal oil coolers with -10 speedflow fittings/lines (Chinese AN fittings neck down to a lot smaller internal diameter in their bends, not great for flow) You'll also want to think about brakes, Celica or Sportivo front calipers will bolt on with sportivo discs as a starting point. To have somewhere like Tunehouse do the work you'll want to budget somewhere between 20-40K
      CHA54 in Corolla / Corolla Sportivo Club
    2. 3

      Camry Touring 2010 Fuel consumption 15.2L/100km. Normal?

      I did the mathematics myself regarding costs vs benefits for fuel injector cleaner. I have changed from 91ULP to 95PULP and 98PULP. Price difference can be about 13 -20 cents. Compared to 91ULP, Premium quality fuel should have a better quality additive package designed to have superior engine cleaning capabilities so the engine can perform at their best.
      campbeam in Camry Club
    3. 3

      Camry Touring 2010 Fuel consumption 15.2L/100km. Normal?

      "Fuel injector cleaner is a waste of money" Only if you by the cheap crap if you use LiquMolly a German Product it does work and you won't waste your Money.
      Aussie Camry in Camry Club
    4. 0

      Camry Touring 2010 A/C Issues.

      Hi Guys, My Camry 2010 Touring just had a regas done on it and the next day for some reason it wasn't blowing cold air but the next day it is now working with nice cold air BUT every now and then we can hear and feel a like a buzz for a few secounds and today while my sister took my I could her like a mild knock sound when stopped but goes away when driving. Any idea what this could be and the A/C is always working now for now.
      Aussie Camry in Camry Club
    5. 6

      My Toys & Collectables

      Friday the 13th added
      L4WL3SS in Club Lounge
    6. 18

      High idling on the 2zzge even when warm (solved!)

      i am in sydney, just got 1992 tarago, same problem, 2k idle speed when engine warm, changed the whole throttle body, ECU, still same, help pls in sydney 0405987988
      moxabest in Corolla / Corolla Sportivo Club
    7. 5

      High RPM Idle after the engine warm up.

      i have same problem, already changed throttle body, ecm modle, help pls
      moxabest in Inside and Out
    8. 0

      Tow bar

      Hi guys, Just bought my new Landcruiser Prado yesterday. What is the difference between Onroad Towner and Off road Towbar
      Kiru in Prado Club
    9. 3

      Disconnecting winch, lightbar and UHF

      Generally, yes. In the 60s, and earlier, there were cars with positive grounds, so I'm always a bit hesitant to say the negative wire. It is always the one that bolts to the body. Herb
      ozieagle in Landcruiser Club
    10. 0

      2011 Land Cruiser 1VD-FTV Engine Won't Start After Overhaul

      Hi everyone, I have a 2011 Land Cruiser VDJ200 with a 1VD-FTV engine. I recently had the engine fully overhauled due to a blown head gasket. However, after the overhaul, the engine is not starting. It only cranks but doesn't fire. I've checked the following DTC codes: Internal memory EEPROM error Low rail pressure The actual rail pressure data shows: 240 bar during cranking 61 bar when ignition is off Based on these findings, I suspect the following potential causes: =Defective Diesel High-Pressure Pump =Leaking Piezoelectric Injectors =Diesel Fuel Bypassing to the DPF Circuit =Faulty Injector Drivers I'm hoping for some expert advice to help diagnose and resolve this problem I'm seeking expert advice on how to troubleshoot and resolve this issue. Any suggestions or guidance would be greatly appreciated.
      kevin200 in Landcruiser Club
×
×
  • Create New...

Forums

News

Membership