HID Kit--Opinions?
#3
I have Sylvania SilverStar Ultra's and they just aren't cutting it. I've tried numerous bulbs claiming to be "HID" in comparison and they aren't. So I shelled out the $45 for the Ultra's and they are okay for about a month then they start going dim. I was thinking some 6K or 8K HID's. Maybe 12K cause I like the purple but that's pointless for functionality.
Last edited by Parabolous; December-14th-2011 at 08:06 PM.
#4
i'm suprised that bulbs would start dimming so quickly - do they darken or haze up?
Have a look at danielsternlighting they have some good writeups on benefits of HID, color temps and a lot more.
You could also get some better lights (driving lights) to put in the fog lamp location, that would add a lot of illumination if needed, and be on their own switch as well.
Have a look at danielsternlighting they have some good writeups on benefits of HID, color temps and a lot more.
You could also get some better lights (driving lights) to put in the fog lamp location, that would add a lot of illumination if needed, and be on their own switch as well.
#5
http://www.ddmtuning.com/Products/DD...ast-35W-or-55W
I have the 35w in 5k. Truely one of the best additions I made for the car. I can see much better at night.
I have the 35w in 5k. Truely one of the best additions I made for the car. I can see much better at night.
#6
After buying the Ultra's I read that they have a short lifetime. I've noticed they start to darken. Granted, I drive at night mostly in the city so the light diffuses but my neighborhood has no street lamps so that's how I judge. I usually do turn on the fogs as well to help see the immediate road in front of the car. I was thinking of going to HID's for the Low Beams and changing the Fogs to an amber color for visibility for other drivers.
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