Show of your REEAALLY Bright HID's

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dylan223

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Hi guys, dont know if a thread like this has been started before but here it is and heres mine. I have 75w high beams and 55w low beams. And yes they are true 75w and 55w ballasts, i checked them.

Heres a hi /low comparison

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And heres just a high beam shot. Bought them on amazon for like 35$ have had them for over a year and no issues at all!

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are those in a retrofit/projector, or you're running that setup in the oem housing? Please say retrofit
 
yeah i now have them in retrofits. but pic was when i just put them into the oem housing cuz the retrofits where still in the mail for another week.
 
what projectors are you using? pics?
 
Dont know what projectors they are, got them off a civic in wrecking yard. HIDs are Performaxxed purchased on amazon. Hold up I'll upload some pics
 
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Since I don't have a picture of what they looked like from the inside, here's one of them from the outside. I used to run 6K on both the headlights and fog lights a few months ago. They were incredibly bright, and after getting flashed at and pulled over (cops in Florida, especially Tampa are assholes. Wasn't ticketed though, just got a warning) I switched back to halogen fog lights and kept the 6K headlights.


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The problem is the headlights. Hid bulbs in a halogen reflector cause light to scatter vertically and "blind" oncoming traffic. To resolve that, you actually need to retrofit a hid projector into your headlight housing. That way you get a horizontal cutoff line and light isn't going vertical.
 
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