Headlights low beam H7 HID conversion
Headlights low beam H7 HID conversion
For Cayennes w/o OEM Xenon HID low beam.
This is the adaptor need to properly install aftermarket H7 HID bulbs.
http://hidconcept.com/index.php?l=product_detail&p=87
I had an extra H7 hid kit to mess around with. I converted my high beam to HID using the adaptor.
This is the adaptor need to properly install aftermarket H7 HID bulbs.
http://hidconcept.com/index.php?l=product_detail&p=87
I had an extra H7 hid kit to mess around with. I converted my high beam to HID using the adaptor.
Last edited by turbostang; Oct 19, 2011 at 08:22 PM.
I had mine from http://www.hidxenonheadlights.com/Porsche-HID-Kits/ and I purchased separately the bulbs. I got OSRAM CBI 5000K HID lights. They are some of the brightest bulbs on the market and as well are 5000K with no loss of light output over 4300K bulbs. The second bulbs are Philips 81522+. They are 4300K but they are a bit brighter than the stock bulbs.
I had mine from http://www.hidxenonheadlights.com/Porsche-HID-Kits/ and I purchased separately the bulbs. I got OSRAM CBI 5000K HID lights. They are some of the brightest bulbs on the market and as well are 5000K with no loss of light output over 4300K bulbs. The second bulbs are Philips 81522+. They are 4300K but they are a bit brighter than the stock bulbs.
even with the adaptor turbostang posted i was never able to get the bulbs to seat correctly in the housings, i wish there was a kit that had the correct adaptors built in so that you didnt have to rig the bulbs to fit
The adapter didnt fit??
Last edited by turbostang; Dec 6, 2011 at 11:10 AM.
Beyond the adapters, I'm finding a hard to find a kit that will actually work without throwing errors. I read some of your posts and it seems you have the same problem as me.

Have you given up completely or did you try another kit?
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not for the set i had, the bulb housing was too wide and spread the adapter out which made it too wide to fit in the headlight housing brackets, which kit did you have that it worked on ?
Real issue is finding a correct ballast that will work without any problems. The ddmtuning HID kit I have does not work all the time. checked beam errors when headlights are on auto mode.
i havent tried another kit yet because when i look at pics on the site they look the same as the DDM kit i tried. There has to be a kit or an adapter out there that will make this work, guess we just have to keep looking and be the guinea pigs.
Can you grind down the bulb housing a bit with a dremel?
I heard that we should be looking for CANBUS HID Ballast that are AC power, NOT DC...who wants to be the guinea pig?
+1. The fact it won't come on is due to the dipped beam error.


