check out my sig....look pretty damn good for $20 bucks right?

 

nice, I like those lights.

 

nice.
hid's are brighter

 

But are they $20?

 

haha, exactly my point

 

is that the only pic u have....is that how they look in person or so they have some color or yellow in them...

 

they have a bluish tint to them but thats pretty much how they look like in person. id say there pretty damn good lookin and worth the money.

 

Those are plug and play 9004's, right? I might be down for a set of those..

 

blue tinted halogens = not the best

 

yeah they're just normal bulbs and they just show a hint of blue

 

need more pics y0

 

That pic doesnt say much... looks just like any other headlight...

 

aim ur lights at ur garage and take a pic of that...

 

but replacing 20$ bulbs.. say 3 times a year is 60$... 2 years 120... 3 years 180... 4 years... 220...

hmm $220..

hid lasta that long on one bulb...hell longer... and its HID... yay!..

im not bashing u. just saying thats the logic i thought off when i got hte HID..lights.. then the projector stuff was jsut so i can be unique...
(the dual beam setup, i know alot of people have projector)


** gotta be careful what u say on teh org... people are ready to jump on u at any chance they get...***

 

What about their Ballast?

 

9004 or 9007s?

if u wanna do the conversions, all u have to do is buy the 9007 and just install it right?
do u havet o get a diff harness or something?

 

That's bull. I got these $20 100watt bulbs in this one store by my house. They are called "Farenheit Xtreme white" and they truly are crispy white and honestly bright, too. Well, I've had them for just a little over a year now. I also bought another pair just in case they burn out. Well, it's laying around because I had no need to replace them.

Notice that many bulbs fail prematurely only because there are morons out there who still don't understand a few basics. Like, for instance, that touching a bulb with your finger once is enough for it to last 3 months, instead of 3 years.

 

I like my HID's better.

 

100 watts?? Do you have an upgraded harness?

 

I went through 4 sets of ricer bulbs. Then I gave up and bought HIDs. HIDs are definitely worth it.

 

 

looks good, but i like mine...

 

I understand that HID's tend to last a lot longer, but you're replacing bulbs thre times a year? I've only replaced each headlight bulb once in almost 10 years and over 200k miles. They're not the blue ones, though, they're the stock halogen 9004's. Even so, 3 times a year is way too often....

 

How is $180 + $60= $220?

By the way, I think they look great, especially for $20.

 

blue/superwhite/whatever ricer bulbs have a much shorter life span than the stock sylvania's.

 

ill try and take more pics soon....and you guys are missin the fact that if they do burnout, they have a lifetime guarentee on them. so $20 aint bad....and for you people with HID without projectors, those things are way too bright and glare so much into oncomming cars. I passed some ricer the other day with them in and I could barely see the road. until i save up enough money where i can buy both projectors and dual fillament HID's, i'll stick with these nice lookin bulbs for now.

 

Duh. $10 shipped nokya one from ebay

 

nice point about the blinding with hids....

 

I enjoy blinding other drivers with my HIDs

 

as do i

-Ryan

 

Dude HIDs don't use fillaments. I think you mean Bi-Xenon.

 

Nice pickup @ 20 bucks. But once you go HID, you dont go back.

 

That's the truth.

 

then again, if you all mighty HID people ever went with projectors, you'd realize what worthless POS your HIDs were.

 

heh wait my math is a bit off.. i know im shure they dont go out liek that.. but they do burn out alot...

 

Nobody said we were almighty, just stating the difference between HIDS and bulbs are amazing. Although some of us dont have projectors, the light output still beats that of a high wattage AM bulb.

On top of that, my wiring harness doesn't burn out like it used to when i had high wattage bulbs (i had the same nokya upgraded harness...and they STILL burn out eventually). I dont have to buy bulbs every few months either.

Get some HIDS, learn the difference between both, then you can continue to annoy every member on the org...

 

hid projecters>>>>projectors>>>>>HIDS>>>>>>halogen

 

if you enjoy blinding drivers.... you're retarded. go stuff your face in a halogen lamp, and shutup.

 

i agree with nismotic. if you aim the HIDs properly, you wont blind oncoming drivers, and you dont look ricey with the high wattage "superwhite/xenon blue" bulbs. i used to get brighted with my piaa xtreme whites, so it would depend on the driver oncoming towards you. sure, projectors are nice, but if they're so nice, ditch your "superwhite" bulbs and retro fit a set yourself. til then, you'll only be half as bright as me.

 

Retrofit is the best setup. Although aiming your headlights down towards the ground, you are losing usable light and some of the glare still hits oncoming drivers. I'm not proud of it myself, but i hardly get high beamed. I'll be working on a retrofit this coming spring-summer.


Nobody said they enjoyed blinding anyone, so your corny comments aren't needed here.