Why doesn't my HID twinkle
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It has nothing to do with bulb temp, changing bulb temps just make all of your light a silly blue/purple color that is dimmer than stock. "twinkle" or more commonly refered to as flicker is due to color in the cuttoff band produced by the projectors. This doesn't occur on the G's because infiniti uses a fresnel lense which blurs the cuttoff and eliminates alot of the color, as have many manufacturers. The only way to get this is to do a clear lense swap on the stock projectors as IvoryGT has done, or retrofit projectors from another car that have these characteristics such as the older TSX's and TL's
#5
Originally Posted by redlude97
It has nothing to do with bulb temp, changing bulb temps just make all of your light a silly blue/purple color that is dimmer than stock. "twinkle" or more commonly refered to as flicker is due to color in the cuttoff band produced by the projectors. This doesn't occur on the G's because infiniti uses a fresnel lense which blurs the cuttoff and eliminates alot of the color, as have many manufacturers. The only way to get this is to do a clear lense swap on the stock projectors as IvoryGT has done, or retrofit projectors from another car that have these characteristics such as the older TSX's and TL's
#6
Originally Posted by redlude97
It has nothing to do with bulb temp, changing bulb temps just make all of your light a silly blue/purple color that is dimmer than stock. "twinkle" or more commonly refered to as flicker is due to color in the cuttoff band produced by the projectors. This doesn't occur on the G's because infiniti uses a fresnel lense which blurs the cuttoff and eliminates alot of the color, as have many manufacturers. The only way to get this is to do a clear lense swap on the stock projectors as IvoryGT has done, or retrofit projectors from another car that have these characteristics such as the older TSX's and TL's
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