Headlamps, so many, which ones to choose.
#41
Cipher them thangs is pretty bright haha. I was thinking about getting some projectors, but turns out I cant find any that come plug and play
so i guess a retro fit will have to do....Also, if I wanted some LED tails, would those have to be modded as well to get on? or are there some out there that come plug and play?
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#42
Cipher them thangs is pretty bright haha. I was thinking about getting some projectors, but turns out I cant find any that come plug and play
so i guess a retro fit will have to do....Also, if I wanted some LED tails, would those have to be modded as well to get on? or are there some out there that come plug and play?
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#44
Cipher them thangs is pretty bright haha. I was thinking about getting some projectors, but turns out I cant find any that come plug and play
so i guess a retro fit will have to do....Also, if I wanted some LED tails, would those have to be modded as well to get on? or are there some out there that come plug and play?
![Mad](https://www.fitfreak.net/forums/images/smilies/mad.gif)
Just normal Fit housings with PIAA 2500k twin beam bulbs.
Most of PIAA's bulbs with the XTRA markings are very bright. Just pop em in and volah your good to go.
#45
Nokya Artic White is a great budget buy. Great color on the road and at a distance. Only issue I had was there was alot of the blue bulb reflection in the headlight up close.
Last edited by lowkeymods; 12-06-2011 at 09:02 PM.
#46
confused
Alright. So now I'm a lil confused. I was set on buying hids( these specifically) http://www.amazon.com/KENSUN-Xenon-Conversion-6000k-Crystal/dp/B001P1WRXG/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top ...and now people are sayin halogens...I have around a hundred dollars and lookong for a clean lpok as well as visibility. Are the hids above crap? And a lot of friends have been sayin to go with ddm tuning hids....HELP
#47
hid's in the fit headlights = big no no
![](http://i153.photobucket.com/albums/s239/sciontcman/photo-1.jpg)
that was with the low beams on only, and it still glared like a mother. i had them aimed all the way down and i could still see the top of trees. i ripped my kit out after the first night, stick with halogens unless you can afford to retro. from my research, philips is the halogen to go with for best visibility.
![](http://i153.photobucket.com/albums/s239/sciontcman/photo-1.jpg)
that was with the low beams on only, and it still glared like a mother. i had them aimed all the way down and i could still see the top of trees. i ripped my kit out after the first night, stick with halogens unless you can afford to retro. from my research, philips is the halogen to go with for best visibility.
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#49
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#50
Oh yeah i totally get its not dispersed like projectors would be which is why i want to do the retro, but ive been able to aim mine so the hot spots don't bother people...they illuminate the road which is the whole point hahaha i was just pointing out that not all kits glare the same way i guess ![Big Grin](https://www.fitfreak.net/forums/images/smilies/biggrin.gif)
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#51
Java, what kit do you have? I honestly blame it on the hidxtra kit I had since it didn't have a glare shield at all. I'm gonna try again with the DDM kit and we'll see how it goes. My civic didn't have any issues with it, and it used an H4 as well.
#52
I'd like to get some better halogens and like the results you got, but here in California you'll get a ticket real quick for running yellow bulbs.
#53
heres the thread that gets you the kits cheaper with a longer warranty
https://www.fitfreak.net/forums/fit-...-warranty.html
#54
Alright. So now I'm a lil confused. I was set on buying hids( these specifically) Amazon.com: KENSUN HID Xenon Conversion Kit 9006 (HB4)6000k (Crystal White): Automotive ...and now people are sayin halogens...I have around a hundred dollars and lookong for a clean lpok as well as visibility. Are the hids above crap? And a lot of friends have been sayin to go with ddm tuning hids....HELP
#56
Cipher, if you're still following this thread, exactly how YELLOW is the low beam on those bulbs? Like really noticeable yellow or just a yellowish tint?
I'd like to get some better halogens and like the results you got, but here in California you'll get a ticket real quick for running yellow bulbs.
I'd like to get some better halogens and like the results you got, but here in California you'll get a ticket real quick for running yellow bulbs.
Hey hopefully you see this!
I dont know about the US but in Canada we run a DRL (Daytime running light) and the DRL's on the PIAA is a bit yellow/green.
The low beams looking at the car are pretty white. There is some yellow/green but it isnt very noticeable. What you do notice is how yellow/green the light in front of the car is on the low beams.
Here's a shitty FB picture of the low beams. Now I AM at a very low angle to try and catch the green/yellow on my phone camera. Any higher then headlight level and its mostly white.
![](https://a3.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash4/308718_10150320991995474_598690473_8426766_1689755282_n.jpg)
Great bulbs. I know where I live you need to have "white" headlights and I haven't gotten a ticket yet.
My room mate in his 240 got a ticket after 3 days with his yellow HID's and I've been fine for just about 2 months now. Hell I was even pulled over the other night after driving home from the bar and the officer didnt care.
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