Hella FF75 Conversion anyone?
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Vicious95Z28, I removed the link because a cyber-squatter took it over.
Is this the site you meant?
http://bellsouthpwp.net/m/u/mulgeary/Hella90/
(the BellSouth email address tipped me off)
That link is listed in the Lighting FAQ.
Is this the site you meant?
http://bellsouthpwp.net/m/u/mulgeary/Hella90/
(the BellSouth email address tipped me off)
That link is listed in the Lighting FAQ.
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I cyber-squatter is a company or person that buys a domain name (especially popular ones) when the owner's contract runs out and redirects it to an advertising page which generates them money. Sometimes these organizations/people buy/create a domain name that they know a company will want and try to sell it to them for an outrageous price. Or if they bought an existing name, they'll try to sell it back to the original owner at an outrageous price. Often they buy/create common misspellings of a company's site name and redirect it to an advertising page (often listing competitors of the the correctly spelled site).
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The other option is to keep the headlights as is and put some projectors with HID in place of my foglights... Any opinions on that?
I'm begining to accept that I won't be finding any pictures of the beam patterns..
I'm begining to accept that I won't be finding any pictures of the beam patterns..
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So you want to keep the current head lights on, and have HID projectors in the fog light location? So for normal driving you'd have 4 lights on (HID projector fogs and sealed beam headlights)? Is that right? I thought that you wanted to use HID projectors in the fog light location with the headlights off.
I don't think the 4-light approach will violate any regulations, but the HID projectors won't light the road as well as if they were up at the normal headlight height. Also, when you turn on your high beams, the fog lights have to be off. There is a limit on the number of forward-facing lights that can be lit.
I don't think the 4-light approach will violate any regulations, but the HID projectors won't light the road as well as if they were up at the normal headlight height. Also, when you turn on your high beams, the fog lights have to be off. There is a limit on the number of forward-facing lights that can be lit.
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Correct, i would have the HID projector fog lights on with the stock headlights. I understand it is not ideal placement, but I've decided I couldn't make projectors look good in the headlight area. The only option there is black outs, which would cut down the light as well.
I've already grounded out the fog lights so they stay on with the high beams. I don't see why I would get hassled since the only time I would use them is on a dark empty road where brights are normally used. Police normally aren't around these places, and I'm not sure why they would care in these instances either.
Again, thanks for all the help!
I've already grounded out the fog lights so they stay on with the high beams. I don't see why I would get hassled since the only time I would use them is on a dark empty road where brights are normally used. Police normally aren't around these places, and I'm not sure why they would care in these instances either.
Again, thanks for all the help!