WHOISMOOTOO
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Looks good!
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HID's for $35
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good to go
Whenever you can, swap to clear headlights, and you'll be able to see that much more 
looks good but get some clear headlights.... here is the difference between clear and non...
yeah that may have to come next. drove with them for the first time tonight and while they make a pretty substantial difference they need to be adjusted up and aren't quite as bright as i thought they would be. Still think it's a no brainer purchase for $35 (since a pair of silverstars are $40). I'll let ya know once i get them adjusted how they are.
There should be a headlight aiming guide in your owners manual. If not, there's plenty on line.
What color temperature did you get?
What color temperature did you get?
dougmcp
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A couple of reasons they're not as bright as you may have expected is because:
- The original lenses are designed for a regular bulb, not HIDs and the focal point is different.
- The lense is diffusing, HIDs use clear lenses.
- The color temperature is 6000K, 4300K is the brightest and the same as factory HIDs.
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WHOISMOOTOO
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I got the 6k fogs/lows I love them!
Sent from my HTC EVO 3D using Tapatalk
Sent from my HTC EVO 3D using Tapatalk
A couple of reasons they're not as bright as you may have expected is because:
- The original lenses are designed for a regular bulb, not HIDs and the focal point is different.
- The lense is diffusing, HIDs use clear lenses.
- The color temperature is 6000K, 4300K is the brightest and the same as factory HIDs.
Trust me its an ever loosing battle
