3000k bulbs in the headlights

[Viperoni]

Originally Posted by willygoodness

Don't get 8000K HIDs for fog... they just make the fog/heavy heavy rain whiter.. :)

For $50 or so u could get lower K kits say 4300K or yellow. HID is way better than halogen IMO. 35W kits are great, if u can find a 50/55W kit would be better.


Its only people who don't wash their windows who complain about glare then high beam you in an attempt to blind you because their lazy grumpy people

No, HID bulbs aren't supposed to go in a reflector/projector made for halogen bulbs period. The light pattern will never be ideal, because the housing isn't made for an HID bulb.

Around here I flip my rearview mirror up a fair bit to cars with HID's in stock headlights. And I live in a very well lit city, we don't even need our headlights around here.

[willygoodness]

Originally Posted by Viperoni

No, HID bulbs aren't supposed to go in a reflector/projector made for halogen bulbs period. The light pattern will never be ideal, because the housing isn't made for an HID bulb.

Around here I flip my rearview mirror up a fair bit to cars with HID's in stock headlights. And I live in a very well lit city, we don't even need our headlights around here.

Well I see fantasticly at night, light goes further, is clearer and I don't get flashed or angry looks from people or even the police.

if u don't even need lights. why bother keeping them in the car?

[Melkiades88]

guys, and what is the wattage of the stock bulbs?

what is the maximum wattage that the electric circuit will handle without problems in the bulbs?