HID's, LED's, and Humount Din installed (pics)
12-02-2007, 05:44 PM
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which one???? LOL
it's not to bad..
I am going to see if I can seal up the red around the din a little better..
but really it doesn't bother me
it's not to bad..
I am going to see if I can seal up the red around the din a little better..
but really it doesn't bother me
12-02-2007, 07:07 PM
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lol
Wife said it isnt as bad as it looks( and she would let me know if it was to bright)
Said she could tell a diffrence in how much brighter it was when I was driving behind her, but that it didnt blind her when she was looking in the mirror.
I was Little worried about getting stopped for it being to bright, but so far no problems.
Wife said it isnt as bad as it looks( and she would let me know if it was to bright)
Said she could tell a diffrence in how much brighter it was when I was driving behind her, but that it didnt blind her when she was looking in the mirror.
I was Little worried about getting stopped for it being to bright, but so far no problems.
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12-02-2007, 09:19 PM
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Thats because most cars with HIDs have projectors which give it a very shar cut off. This prevents the light from being up to high in opposing traffics eyes. Yours does look like it has a very high and wide beam pattern and looks like it would hit opposing drivers, but its prob just the garage. If you find that it is to high you might want to look into the projectors for camaros, because the fins for that are rediculous. Everything does look nice though, good job with it 
