headlights
#1
headlights
it looks like some kind of clearcoat came off of my headlight and they are very foggy, does anyone know anything about these http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/00-03...64580055QQrdZ1
projectors are not HID correct or are they?
projectors are not HID correct or are they?
#6
Originally Posted by 14psisupra
it looks like some kind of clearcoat came off of my headlight and they are very foggy, does anyone know anything about these http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/00-03...64580055QQrdZ1
projectors are not HID correct or are they?
projectors are not HID correct or are they?
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Originally Posted by 14psisupra
it looks like some kind of clearcoat came off of my headlight and they are very foggy, does anyone know anything about these http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/00-03...64580055QQrdZ1
projectors are not HID correct or are they?
projectors are not HID correct or are they?
I've heard a lot of bad things about those ebay projectors...i.e. bad light output. I would suggest do the AE mod and get the plug and play HID kit in thr GD section. The foggy headlights can be cleaned up with some plastic polish.
#10
Originally Posted by Maxima@usa.com
I didn't buy it because I don't have the money right now.
Buy the HID kit from Custom Enterprise 12000K Extreme Ultraviolet for $579
Buy the HID kit from Custom Enterprise 12000K Extreme Ultraviolet for $579
4100k (crystal white) is closest to real sunlight, and the higher the kelvin rating you buy, the deeper the color of the light (look at a kelvin scale)...I know for a fact that 12,000k HIDs do not illuminate as well as a 4100k HID at night, but the purple-ish color is cool looking though.
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Originally Posted by M1RAG3
Just so you know, 12,000k provides LESS light output than a 4100k HID bulb.
4100k (crystal white) is closest to real sunlight, and the higher the kelvin rating you buy, the deeper the color of the light (look at a kelvin scale)...I know for a fact that 12,000k HIDs do not illuminate as well as a 4100k HID at night, but the purple-ish color is cool looking though.
4100k (crystal white) is closest to real sunlight, and the higher the kelvin rating you buy, the deeper the color of the light (look at a kelvin scale)...I know for a fact that 12,000k HIDs do not illuminate as well as a 4100k HID at night, but the purple-ish color is cool looking though.
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