DIY: Opening and painting the headlight housing
#41
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my washers don't work and the little yellow bulb is a little white LED bulb.
it's just a superior HID system. it's longer lasting and the light output is better. i know to most it's marginal, but i've already played around enough with crappy products that i'm not doing it anymore. i want the good stuff.
it's just a superior HID system. it's longer lasting and the light output is better. i know to most it's marginal, but i've already played around enough with crappy products that i'm not doing it anymore. i want the good stuff.
#42
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my washers don't work and the little yellow bulb is a little white LED bulb.
it's just a superior HID system. it's longer lasting and the light output is better. i know to most it's marginal, but i've already played around enough with crappy products that i'm not doing it anymore. i want the good stuff.
it's just a superior HID system. it's longer lasting and the light output is better. i know to most it's marginal, but i've already played around enough with crappy products that i'm not doing it anymore. i want the good stuff.
Anybody else done a side by side comparison of the two?
#43
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I don't really doubt the light output of an HID is better than a halogen. However, in my driving conditions, the need for better output is not there and if I am in an area where it permits I use my high beams (which are halogen). HIDs are unnecessary for me and more of a vanity upgrade IMO.