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Hey All-
Currently running LEDs in both low and high beam on my 2016 w/ projectors. Fairly happy with the output, but I'm curious how much more output I could get from HIDs in the low beam. (LED light output patterns are a little funky) Anyone have experience with HID vs LED in the projectors?
I've heard about the diode dynamics...they look interesting but I'm guessing HID would push more light.
Curious to know if anyone has had issues with running HIDs, particularly any issues with burning/melting projectors or issues with using automatic lights. Also wondering if anyone has required can-bus resistors or wiring harnesses.
I've heard cases where some folks have accidentally burned their projector lenses; apparently some halogen projectors can't stand up to the UV put out by HIDs.
Also, I personally have had issues with auto lights and HIDs in the past...the ballasts wouldn't always fire properly when using the auto lights.
If anyone is interested in pics, I'd be happy to oblige in exchange for some advice
Currently running LEDs in both low and high beam on my 2016 w/ projectors. Fairly happy with the output, but I'm curious how much more output I could get from HIDs in the low beam. (LED light output patterns are a little funky) Anyone have experience with HID vs LED in the projectors?
I've heard about the diode dynamics...they look interesting but I'm guessing HID would push more light.
Curious to know if anyone has had issues with running HIDs, particularly any issues with burning/melting projectors or issues with using automatic lights. Also wondering if anyone has required can-bus resistors or wiring harnesses.
I've heard cases where some folks have accidentally burned their projector lenses; apparently some halogen projectors can't stand up to the UV put out by HIDs.
Also, I personally have had issues with auto lights and HIDs in the past...the ballasts wouldn't always fire properly when using the auto lights.
If anyone is interested in pics, I'd be happy to oblige in exchange for some advice