6k/3k installed
#1
6k/3k installed
The Bulbs:
From DDM, I got the 35watt Slim Ballast Kit, H4 3k HID (DO NOT GET the HI/LOW BULB**)
And I also got D2R 6k HID's from DDM as well
DIY Guide
https://g35driver.com/forums/lightin...ml#post5943539
I am loving the 6k, and 3k is great.
See post #26 for a mini review
Half an Half
OEM Cut off
6k Cut Off (I was a bit closer to the wall in this pic)
4.3k
6k
A fellow Sedan owner "lowerd4lyfe" bought the Hi/low bulb and found out they create eye lashes, so buy the hi/low bulbs at your own risk. The Normal H4 bulb does not do this!
From DDM, I got the 35watt Slim Ballast Kit, H4 3k HID (DO NOT GET the HI/LOW BULB**)
And I also got D2R 6k HID's from DDM as well
DIY Guide
https://g35driver.com/forums/lightin...ml#post5943539
I am loving the 6k, and 3k is great.
See post #26 for a mini review
Half an Half
OEM Cut off
6k Cut Off (I was a bit closer to the wall in this pic)
4.3k
6k
A fellow Sedan owner "lowerd4lyfe" bought the Hi/low bulb and found out they create eye lashes, so buy the hi/low bulbs at your own risk. The Normal H4 bulb does not do this!
Last edited by thescreensavers; 06-15-2011 at 11:56 PM.
#2
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^These? http://www.ddmtuning.com/index.php?p...=101&parent=85
I was a little scared of them because they're so cheap. Looks like everything worked out for you though.
I was a little scared of them because they're so cheap. Looks like everything worked out for you though.
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^These? http://www.ddmtuning.com/index.php?p...=101&parent=85
I was a little scared of them because they're so cheap. Looks like everything worked out for you though.
I was a little scared of them because they're so cheap. Looks like everything worked out for you though.
SS: Glad to see you got them in. Thank god for Blackberry Messenger. Probably made the install a little easier.
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^It isn't bad. A few local guys have driven straight at my car and says it just clashes with my headlights. They said it was no different looking than my headlight.
BUT you get in the car, and it lights up the road and gives a LOT more detail. Especially at night and in the rain. I had these on my trip out to cali, and trust me, they helped a LOT on the dark tree lined curvy mountain roads out in Colorado at 12pm at night.
I'v had these in for a year now. Nobody has flashed me, and they are VERY nice. The 'ricer' aspect doesn't apply as Lexus's come with similar setups from factory and most 'ricer glare' is caused by people in civics with 10-12k that just BLINDS you. 3k is not so much. Especially not in a fog light aimed at the road.
BUT you get in the car, and it lights up the road and gives a LOT more detail. Especially at night and in the rain. I had these on my trip out to cali, and trust me, they helped a LOT on the dark tree lined curvy mountain roads out in Colorado at 12pm at night.
I'v had these in for a year now. Nobody has flashed me, and they are VERY nice. The 'ricer' aspect doesn't apply as Lexus's come with similar setups from factory and most 'ricer glare' is caused by people in civics with 10-12k that just BLINDS you. 3k is not so much. Especially not in a fog light aimed at the road.
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^It isn't bad. A few local guys have driven straight at my car and says it just clashes with my headlights. They said it was no different looking than my headlight.
BUT you get in the car, and it lights up the road and gives a LOT more detail. Especially at night and in the rain. I had these on my trip out to cali, and trust me, they helped a LOT on the dark tree lined curvy mountain roads out in Colorado at 12pm at night.
I'v had these in for a year now. Nobody has flashed me, and they are VERY nice. The 'ricer' aspect doesn't apply as Lexus's come with similar setups from factory and most 'ricer glare' is caused by people in civics with 10-12k that just BLINDS you. 3k is not so much. Especially not in a fog light aimed at the road.
BUT you get in the car, and it lights up the road and gives a LOT more detail. Especially at night and in the rain. I had these on my trip out to cali, and trust me, they helped a LOT on the dark tree lined curvy mountain roads out in Colorado at 12pm at night.
I'v had these in for a year now. Nobody has flashed me, and they are VERY nice. The 'ricer' aspect doesn't apply as Lexus's come with similar setups from factory and most 'ricer glare' is caused by people in civics with 10-12k that just BLINDS you. 3k is not so much. Especially not in a fog light aimed at the road.
#11
Yea there is hardly any glare, cant wait to see how they help in heavy rain
They lowered the price again since I have bought them lol. While your at it get the 6k Hids for the highs it looks great over 4.3ks OEM
Install is very very easy
If you can change your oil and change a tire you can do it. If not now is the time to learn
They lowered the price again since I have bought them lol. While your at it get the 6k Hids for the highs it looks great over 4.3ks OEM
Install is very very easy
If you can change your oil and change a tire you can do it. If not now is the time to learn
Last edited by thescreensavers; 03-27-2010 at 02:38 AM.
#15
I havn't done mine in over a year, but if i recall, there should be some metal support thing in there that thin enough to get a longer zip tire around. Secure it, snip the ends, and your good to go.