Fog Lights
07-13-2002, 08:57 AM
#1
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Posts: 16
Fog Lights
Can I put PIAA Xtreme White Plus H3 in my factory fog lights fixtures? My headlights are the HID blue tint. Does the Xtreme white have a blue tint to match the HID.
Thanks in advance.
KTIPP
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Max 2002 GLE Platinum (Sterling Mist)
No mods yet. Give me your ideas. Help me.
Anyone have pics of body kits?
Thanks in advance.
KTIPP
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Max 2002 GLE Platinum (Sterling Mist)
No mods yet. Give me your ideas. Help me.
Anyone have pics of body kits?
07-13-2002, 09:23 AM
#3
Originally posted by soundmike
I won't answer your question but i will answer your sig line.
1) 3M Clear Bra
2) RSB
3) FSTB
4) Springs/Struts
I won't answer your question but i will answer your sig line.
1) 3M Clear Bra
2) RSB
3) FSTB
4) Springs/Struts
07-13-2002, 11:54 AM
#6
Are you using flash? What's the ISO setting on your camera?
If you have a digital camera w/ no adjustments/settings try this:
1) Turn off flash
2) Put on tripod (or anything stable)
3) Set auto-timer on and let it do it's stuff.
No. 2-3 is to prevent unecessary vibrations while the shot is made while (No. 1) allowing it to take the photo the way you see it at night.
If you have a digital camera w/ no adjustments/settings try this:
1) Turn off flash
2) Put on tripod (or anything stable)
3) Set auto-timer on and let it do it's stuff.
No. 2-3 is to prevent unecessary vibrations while the shot is made while (No. 1) allowing it to take the photo the way you see it at night.
07-13-2002, 11:58 AM
#7
Originally posted by soundmike
Are you using flash? What's the ISO setting on your camera?
If you have a digital camera w/ no adjustments/settings try this:
1) Turn off flash
2) Put on tripod (or anything stable)
3) Set auto-timer on and let it do it's stuff.
No. 2-3 is to prevent unecessary vibrations while the shot is made while (No. 1) allowing it to take the photo the way you see it at night.
Are you using flash? What's the ISO setting on your camera?
If you have a digital camera w/ no adjustments/settings try this:
1) Turn off flash
2) Put on tripod (or anything stable)
3) Set auto-timer on and let it do it's stuff.
No. 2-3 is to prevent unecessary vibrations while the shot is made while (No. 1) allowing it to take the photo the way you see it at night.
07-13-2002, 05:34 PM
#10
Originally posted by maxima1970
Yes, do what Soundmike said! I'm not only a Maxima owner/lover but a photographer. I just put in PIAA Xtreme whites in my foglights and it's such a huge improvement!! Next is replacing the clearance and high beams.
Yes, do what Soundmike said! I'm not only a Maxima owner/lover but a photographer. I just put in PIAA Xtreme whites in my foglights and it's such a huge improvement!! Next is replacing the clearance and high beams.
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