hid hi/low. question on using high beam for DRL!

[severous01]

you're a jerk if you think you wanna run high's all the time. even during the day high beams are bright. if you wanna run head to head i'll put my jeep on u with my 4 150w hid rally lights, hi/lo hid and with my bumper lights. you think lights arent bright just because it's daytime...yeah right.

if you want to run DRL make it low beam and save yourself tickets and road rage issues.

[thebarber]

Originally Posted by severous01

you're a jerk if you think you wanna run high's all the time. even during the day high beams are bright. if you wanna run head to head i'll put my jeep on u with my 4 150w hid rally lights, hi/lo hid and with my bumper lights. you think lights arent bright just because it's daytime...yeah right.

if you want to run DRL make it low beam and save yourself tickets and road rage issues.

or forum rage issues, christ

[severous01]

Originally Posted by thebarber

or forum rage issues, christ

no not rage issues...just idiot issues. DRLs in most cases are low beams, and it's that way for a reason...second, if it's not low beam it's a designated driving light like a signal lamp or in case of saturn extra bulbs and lenses...again for a reason.

[ddongbap]

Originally Posted by severous01

no not rage issues...just idiot issues. DRLs in most cases are low beams, and it's that way for a reason...second, if it's not low beam it's a designated driving light like a signal lamp or in case of saturn extra bulbs and lenses...again for a reason.

Cute kid.