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Jeep Grand Cherokee Lighting (Halo lighting)?
Im going to replace my 2001 Jeep Grand Cherokee Lighting in the front with Halo's
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/99-00-01-02-03-04-J...
It says that you can use 4200k or higher lights or what not for this model. I want to have a light blue color, do i need to buy a conversion kit to do this transformation for the lights? Also do i need a stronger battery for the car, or should i have a dual battery for the car? Also what brand would be best for the light blue color. (I dont want that cheap crappy looking blue, i want the nice one)
If you can answer any of these question that would be great!!
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- staples_92Lv 41 decade agoFavorite Answer
you wont need a dual battery set up ... the lights you are looking to install are called H.I.D. headlights and they run off a ballast that takes the 12v DC power and converts it to the power needed for the headlights. the number you are looking for [blue] i believe are 10000k or 12000k
http://i158.photobucket.com/albums/t97/bustedfoxwa...
as for wiring.. if you buy a complete kit they usually come with adapters but not all of them come with the adapters so you have to shop around... i dont have H.I.D. lights my self so i dont know witch brands are the best but if you go to chevy cobalt forum pages or even jeep grand cherokee forum pages you can search around for brands
Source(s): ive been helping my friend decide what to get for his cobalt
