H.I.D's.... Looking for brighter than stock (hi lo and fog)
Originally Posted by ttrank
The best way to get more output and color is to do a projector retrofit.
As of brightness, the 4300 ~ 5000k is the best that you can get, anything above, you are just gaining color but not output.
Originally Posted by GixxerSteve
Kazaam, I replaced my fog/high beam with the Sylvania Silverstar 9003, they are fairly close to the stock HIDs as you can get with a halogen bulb. Other halogen bulbs might be "blue-er", but the Silverstars are still bright. My vote for halogen replacement = Silverstars.
If you really want the HID conversion on the fog/high beam, there are lots of brands out there for $250-300 that are good quality. Here's a dual beam 9003 kit for $299 http://www.xenonking.com/Visionpro-4...d-Kit-Car.html
If you really want the HID conversion on the fog/high beam, there are lots of brands out there for $250-300 that are good quality. Here's a dual beam 9003 kit for $299 http://www.xenonking.com/Visionpro-4...d-Kit-Car.html
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+1 to everyone that said stock bulbs are the brightest. However, if you feel your bulbs are too dull, try replacing them with newer 4300K HID bulbs. I replace mine every year and it is a night and day difference.
HID bulbs will last the life of the car, however they do lose some of their intensity.
I went with a "bi-xenon" hid kit (3000K) for my fogs / high beams. It has the anti-glare casper sheild and I love them. Gives the car a nice aggressive look at night, and I get a ton of foreground light.
If you really want some colour in your light output on the road or whatever. A colour modded TSX or S2k Projector will get you some great colour at your cut off.
HID bulbs will last the life of the car, however they do lose some of their intensity.
I went with a "bi-xenon" hid kit (3000K) for my fogs / high beams. It has the anti-glare casper sheild and I love them. Gives the car a nice aggressive look at night, and I get a ton of foreground light.
If you really want some colour in your light output on the road or whatever. A colour modded TSX or S2k Projector will get you some great colour at your cut off.
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Oh so I can buy one of these bi-xenon's? I just want to replace the fogs and hi-beams. That would be nice to get one pair for both. Please explain further, I'm fairly satisfied with the stock HID lo-beams for now.
Originally Posted by Kazaam35x
Oh so I can buy one of these bi-xenon's? I just want to replace the fogs and hi-beams. That would be nice to get one pair for both. Please explain further, I'm fairly satisfied with the stock HID lo-beams for now.
I've tried like 3 different H4 bulbs to try to get a whiter/bluer look but only lil better.
As it turns out most of the yellow comes from the turn signal bulb that's by the fog/high bulbs. Anybody try switchin that out?
As it turns out most of the yellow comes from the turn signal bulb that's by the fog/high bulbs. Anybody try switchin that out?
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Juse went ahead and got this kit. Hope it works good. Will post pictures. Now I just hope the same switches will work for fog and Hi beam, pls help answer that if you've setup a bixenon kit for yours. Thanks
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