hey does anyone know something about ciyt lights for your CTR headlights i dont kow what exactly this is but i was wondering if anyone had a pic of what these looked like and where i might get them thanks

 

Search much?

 

search sites like inlinefour.com or jhpusa.com they have pics of the headlights. City lights rock I got them in my ctr headlights

 

it is some sort of courtesy light or some **** in japan. i guess to reduce bright lights in your face while driving at night?????and they look cool, mine arent hooked up though

 

where do u guys think i can order these from

 

you can get them from inlinefour.com or jhpusa.com

 

 

westside

 

ahhhh , i remember city lights back in the 90's...

also remember pausing the ambers in the tails, lol...

 

my city lights are not bright enough to drive with alone, I dont know if thats what they were designed for, I have yellow ones in my em1

 

i always thought they were designed to be on during the day to help other cars see you....

 

Yeah, using them as day time running lights makes more sense.

They definently look good

 

so their called "city lights" or is their another name for them

 

City Lights....maybe day lights, but i doubt it. Day lights go on when the ignition is turned on.....city lights go on with your parking lights......

I hope you dont have HID's, you'll kill your city lights in a second....BURN, POP

 

this should help https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=458570

or use the search fuction which you can find on ur top right hand corner click on it and just type in city lights makes sure its under app/cos and u mark the Archived content

 

These are my city lights on CTR headlights.

 

And here are mine in my ek4 headlights


Its easier, btw, to connect their V+ to the corner/parking lights power. That way, they come on when you turn the stock switch.
(better idea than a separate toggle IMO)

 

I would think maybe since they are called "city" lights, they would be used in the city, meaning that for urban areas that are well lighted by street lights, you dont need a bright light to see the road, but still should have a light so other motorists see you.

Did that make sense?

 

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no

They are designed for daytime driving, in places like tokyo when people often park along both sides of the street and drive so close you can't se there bumper on a 2 lane ave it's to draw attention to cars that are moving just like daytime running lights

 

ok...2 reasons for city lights (that Ive been told from my japanese friends):

1) They are to be used in the city, where there are lots of street lights, when you may not actually need full headlights.

2) In some cities in Japan (Toyama, where my friends are) the drivers turn off their main lights when they come to a stop at an intersection. This way, they do not effect the visibility of the driver across the street. When they pass the first car, on the green, they turn their main lights back on.

They are NOT daytime driving lights.

 

I guess I was sorta right

 

i was more right

 

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blingbling

 

Sy's city light owns