Getting new headlights, help me choose
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/94-01...item33578a5931
heres those fog lights.. and they are bright as hell...
heres those fog lights.. and they are bright as hell...
Well, it's called being discourteous to other drivers as well as illegal to run headlights that are too bright. Typically, it's a_ssholes with trucks who are always blinding me by not switching off their high beams.
as long as the lights are aimed correctly then i doubt it would be any worse than some of the newer imports coming out these days. until you go with hid lights, then i could see them being too bright.
There is some style of lights out there, can't remember which, that fielded so many complaints of blinding drivers that they aren't installed on new cars anymore -- import or otherwise.
a buddy of mine got the halos like the second set u posted cause he thought they would be brighter than stock but they werent. they looked cool all lit up but they were not very bright at all. just my .02 cents
If you're going for cool factor, great, but if you want best of both worlds, you need to look else where. HIDS wont help projectors out that much. They just get more irratating when you need light. The type of bulbs you're posting throw a pencil beam light pattern out and do nothing to spread on the dies like what you need.
IMO, look at clear housings all together that use standard light patterns. Then throw a nice set of 6500 HIDs in them. You can't go wrong this way.
On a side note about some of you not caring if you blind other people....
You better hope one of them never hits because they can't see where they're going.
Specially people with blue eyes as we are more light sensitive than anyone else. With all that tint on my truck, I STILL wear glasses at night to take the edge off the headlights.
IMO, look at clear housings all together that use standard light patterns. Then throw a nice set of 6500 HIDs in them. You can't go wrong this way.
On a side note about some of you not caring if you blind other people....
You better hope one of them never hits because they can't see where they're going.
Specially people with blue eyes as we are more light sensitive than anyone else. With all that tint on my truck, I STILL wear glasses at night to take the edge off the headlights.
If you're going for cool factor, great, but if you want best of both worlds, you need to look else where. HIDS wont help projectors out that much. They just get more irratating when you need light. The type of bulbs you're posting throw a pencil beam light pattern out and do nothing to spread on the dies like what you need.
IMO, look at clear housings all together that use standard light patterns. Then throw a nice set of 6500 HIDs in them. You can't go wrong this way.
On a side note about some of you not caring if you blind other people....
You better hope one of them never hits because they can't see where they're going.
Specially people with blue eyes as we are more light sensitive than anyone else. With all that tint on my truck, I STILL wear glasses at night to take the edge off the headlights.
IMO, look at clear housings all together that use standard light patterns. Then throw a nice set of 6500 HIDs in them. You can't go wrong this way.
On a side note about some of you not caring if you blind other people....
You better hope one of them never hits because they can't see where they're going.
Specially people with blue eyes as we are more light sensitive than anyone else. With all that tint on my truck, I STILL wear glasses at night to take the edge off the headlights.







