Show of your REEAALLY Bright HID's

[dylan223]

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

 

[dylan223]

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!

 

[webby]

are those in a retrofit/projector, or you're running that setup in the oem housing? Please say retrofit

 

[dylan223]

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.

 

[webby]

what projectors are you using? pics?

 

[dylan223]

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

 

[fg3_colton]

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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[webby]

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.

 

[civicsi1211]

They may be blinding light but they look sooo goooood!
But safety first

 

[dylan223]

did a video review (actually just learning video editing with the new software i got so had to try it out lol)
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LuS7QeZlxsQ

 

[CC029]

so so bright.