HID Color & Wattage Picture Thread
01-29-2010, 05:41 AM
#25
I know these aren't a camaro or firebird, but its a good comparison,
the civic has 4300k, my truck has 5000k HID's they are a little blue in the pictures but has burned off to a very bright white light output.
and here's the color as they have been used a couple weeks
the civic has 4300k, my truck has 5000k HID's they are a little blue in the pictures but has burned off to a very bright white light output.
and here's the color as they have been used a couple weeks
Last edited by fire-chickens; 01-29-2010 at 06:04 AM.
01-30-2010, 05:26 AM
#31
I just read this on another forum:
"make sure that you securely mount the ballast to the cars chassis by bolting it down. Don't use zip-ties to secure it. This is because you need to give the ballast a solid electrical ground for its case to minimize the EMI that radiates from the ballast."
"make sure that you securely mount the ballast to the cars chassis by bolting it down. Don't use zip-ties to secure it. This is because you need to give the ballast a solid electrical ground for its case to minimize the EMI that radiates from the ballast."
02-02-2010, 07:52 PM
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So I went with 35w 5000K from DDMtuning and Eurolamp housings. I haven't got the housings in, so I just put the fog lights in so far. Here's some 3.0MP cellphone pics.
Just fogs
Also threw in some LED reverse lights the other day to match
Just fogs
Also threw in some LED reverse lights the other day to match
02-03-2010, 05:08 AM
#35
I just read this on another forum:
"make sure that you securely mount the ballast to the cars chassis by bolting it down. Don't use zip-ties to secure it. This is because you need to give the ballast a solid electrical ground for its case to minimize the EMI that radiates from the ballast."
"make sure that you securely mount the ballast to the cars chassis by bolting it down. Don't use zip-ties to secure it. This is because you need to give the ballast a solid electrical ground for its case to minimize the EMI that radiates from the ballast."
