Thoughts on - 10K Xenon HID Conversion Kit Crystal Blue
#16
05-07-2007, 02:05 PM
Originally Posted by Altersys
some folks would disagree with that statement. there are studies demonstrating the light from halogen as being less irritating and more revealing of contrast differences in the field of vision vs HID.
I do find HID to glare more, and to be less effective in the rain, but i still prefer HID for its sharper cutoff (unless you have a really amazing reflector and I've seen halogen reflectors that rival HID projectors).
I do find HID to glare more, and to be less effective in the rain, but i still prefer HID for its sharper cutoff (unless you have a really amazing reflector and I've seen halogen reflectors that rival HID projectors).
#18
05-07-2007, 07:59 PM
HID does have more glare due to more output.
Projectors with 4300-5000k good brand HID will give you the most light output without bothering other drivers.
When I went from the stock HID's to S2000 projectors it was a big jump in output. I was able to go with Philips 6000k bulbs for a little more color and still have more output than the stock 4300k. Plus it was nice to not get flashed anymore. Seems like no matter how I aimed my lights before I was flashed at least every other day.
You 07 guys are lucky to get some decent projectors from the factory.
Projectors with 4300-5000k good brand HID will give you the most light output without bothering other drivers.
When I went from the stock HID's to S2000 projectors it was a big jump in output. I was able to go with Philips 6000k bulbs for a little more color and still have more output than the stock 4300k. Plus it was nice to not get flashed anymore. Seems like no matter how I aimed my lights before I was flashed at least every other day.
You 07 guys are lucky to get some decent projectors from the factory.
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