Which HID?
I'm not sure what the "HID Conversion" is about, but I have not had any issues with the stock headlights and fog lights. They don't glare onto oncoming traffic, and have had no issues to date. I bought my HIDs through "V-Leds.com". They are 6ks. I paid $300 for a low beam set and a fog light set.
Here you go:
http://www.venturelighting.com/TechC...mp%20Chart.jpg
That Kelvin chart should answer your questions.
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http://www.venturelighting.com/TechC...mp%20Chart.jpg
That Kelvin chart should answer your questions.
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Cartman
Yes they do, you just don't realize it.
Even with them aimed nearly at the ground like mine are, the headlights themselves are still extremely bright. Bright enough that if you happen to glance at it from the other side of the road one will see spots.
You got royally ripped off by the way.
Even with them aimed nearly at the ground like mine are, the headlights themselves are still extremely bright. Bright enough that if you happen to glance at it from the other side of the road one will see spots.
You got royally ripped off by the way.
Vipers right purple, viper did nothing in this thread until you try to instigate it...anyway, viper being brutally honest in this case, which i do in my posts is correct in saying 360neon got ripped off. royally. he did. If you even paid attention to this thread or the other one you would know that. Your too busy trying to start a fight with viper to even learn anything.
I'm not sure what the "HID Conversion" is about, but I have not had any issues with the stock headlights and fog lights. They don't glare onto oncoming traffic, and have had no issues to date. I bought my HIDs through "V-Leds.com". They are 6ks. I paid $300 for a low beam set and a fog light set.
so, im thinking of going with the DDM Apexcone fullsize ballast kit, with 5000k bulbs. now should i upgrade to 55w or stick with 35w? also, can i use this stuff in my fog lamps or will it melt them? let me know if you have any better ideas, or better kits to choose.
Cartman



