HID Kits, I wants one!
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#23
Ordered them Thanks Turbotransam, OBDmart gave me a great deal on them.
Got 2 sets, one for my cage (2010 Civic) and one for the bike:
9006 35w 5000k (For the Civic)
H7 Digital Slim Ballast 35w 5000k (For the F4i Headlights when I get them)
$84 shipped for the pair!
The wattage only affects the brightness correct? I read that the 55w is what I should order, but he didn't have any 55w H7 5000k slim. I don't want them TOO bright... so I went with the 35w...
Got 2 sets, one for my cage (2010 Civic) and one for the bike:
9006 35w 5000k (For the Civic)
H7 Digital Slim Ballast 35w 5000k (For the F4i Headlights when I get them)
$84 shipped for the pair!
The wattage only affects the brightness correct? I read that the 55w is what I should order, but he didn't have any 55w H7 5000k slim. I don't want them TOO bright... so I went with the 35w...
#24
wattage affects brightness but high wattage bulbs also give off more heat. so if its a small space, aka fog light, they will over heat. 35W is plenty bright, I get flashed by people all the time because they think my high beams are on. probably doesn't help that i need to adjust the beam down about a foot lol
#25
On my 05 F150 I converted the single headlights to a duel headlights with projection beam. Then installed HIDs in both the low and high. The most fun was mounting up 4 ballasts. Don't remember what wattage I have but I can tell you don't go over 6000K. The reason is if you get higher than 6000K they become useless on wet roads. Was driving next to a buddy who has 8000k and I could see the road better than he could.
I also have HIDs on the Blackbird and have been caught in the rain. So its wasn't the projections that helped to see better than him.
I also have HIDs on the Blackbird and have been caught in the rain. So its wasn't the projections that helped to see better than him.
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