6000k HID in projectors and fogs
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6000k HID in projectors and fogs i finally did got the ebay projectors and added 6000k hids to those,and since my paint guy painted my stock fogs i went ahead and got the hella micro de fogs and added 6000k hids to those as well.halos and leds not connected yet,actually not sure if i will connect them.thanx to silver ultraz and tdawg for their help
headlights
foglights
both
headlights
foglights
both
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lets see the cut off...i hear that those projector headlamps arent the right projectors for HID. if the cutoff is nice then i might do those and get HIDs rather then building custom projector headlights.
Let me tell you that the cut off is not that great. But it beats blinding on coming traffic with HIDs in the factory housings. If you have the time build a set of custom projectors.
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REAL HID required ballasts (basically amplifiers) for each bulb. the bulb itself is gas charged, not a filament bulb, so it does not emit any heat, but the gas burns at a very high kelvin (hence the 6000K).
if you want the real thing expect to pay anywhere north of $150.
Looks great! Does oncomming traffic seem to flash you the highbeams a lot now? A friend has an evo, and he gets the high beams all the time since his hid's are so bright...
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no,and mine r aimed pretty high,can anyone give me any advice on how high my cutoff should be,it was right under the license plate of an escalade the other night.is that high?
I have mine aimed at a cars bumper. I found this link in the lighting section that might help.
http://faqlight.carpassion.info/hl-aiming.htm
http://faqlight.carpassion.info/hl-aiming.htm
