Angel eyes with HIDS
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Angel eyes with HIDS
would these lights:
http://racerwheel.com/rt000300.html
Function correctly with HIDS?
I'm asking because my boy had projectors on his hatch, and his HID's would turn yellow when the would heat up. I wanted to know if HIDs would stay there original color with these lights?
http://racerwheel.com/rt000300.html
Function correctly with HIDS?
I'm asking because my boy had projectors on his hatch, and his HID's would turn yellow when the would heat up. I wanted to know if HIDs would stay there original color with these lights?
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Re: Angel eyes with HIDS (525iT_Feen)
if you want HID's, your best bet would just be to stay with the original headlights...the aftermarket projectors normally have horrible beam patterns and will not have nearly the same impact as the oem headlights...that's just my .02
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Re: Angel eyes with HIDS (Nick H)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Nick H »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">if you want HID's, your best bet would just be to stay with the original headlights...the aftermarket projectors normally have horrible beam patterns and will not have nearly the same impact as the oem headlights...that's just my .02
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Yes the aftermarket projectors will come with a horrible beam pattern because of the lens..but this can be corrected easily. Just go to a junk yard or "wherever" you can to pick up a set of OEM projector lens, like out of an integra, or 3000GT...anything..and replace them with the projector lens you have now. This helps the beam pattern a lot. I have a friend here in oklahoma who did the same thing. Its a cheap fix.
Khoi
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Yes the aftermarket projectors will come with a horrible beam pattern because of the lens..but this can be corrected easily. Just go to a junk yard or "wherever" you can to pick up a set of OEM projector lens, like out of an integra, or 3000GT...anything..and replace them with the projector lens you have now. This helps the beam pattern a lot. I have a friend here in oklahoma who did the same thing. Its a cheap fix.
Khoi
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