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You do such a good job man. i am going to try to do mine here within the next few months.
Thanks! It was a group effort on Ping83's car... I provided all materials, developed the best 2 step process, and worked on it when I had time, but he did a good amount of the correction work himself. If you have any questions before you tackle your own project, don't hesitate to get a hold of me... I am always happy to help
Thanks! It was a group effort on Ping83's car... I provided all materials, developed the best 2 step process, and worked on it when I had time, but he did a good amount of the correction work himself. If you have any questions before you tackle your own project, don't hesitate to get a hold of me... I am always happy to help
-Zach
Thanks, I have the Mt300 and the 5" microfiber correction kit. Would this be good enough? I was thinking either Cquartz 9h or 22ple to put on top afterwards. What are your suggections?
Thanks, I have the Mt300 and the 5" microfiber correction kit. Would this be good enough? I was thinking either Cquartz 9h or 22ple to put on top afterwards. What are your suggections?
...I will PM you so we can keep this thread on topic...
Thanks! The low beams are Osram CBI's.................. got them from the Retrofit Source Good bulbs, not cheap but well worth it for me
I read a 160 page thread on them @ HID Planet and was convinced!!
In your readings, did you ever find a side by side comparison of TRS own 5500K bulbs? Just wondering if they are $100 better or if the difference is marginal. They have been in my shopping cart for a couple weeks haha.
In your readings, did you ever find a side by side comparison of TRS own 5500K bulbs? Just wondering if they are $100 better or if the difference is marginal. They have been in my shopping cart for a couple weeks haha.
I never did, and don't know too much about TRS own 5500k bulbs sorry?
What I do know is that I wanted a whiter/cooler Kelvin bulb that didn't lose lumen output and from the research I did the Osrams are the only bulbs on the market right now that provide a 5000k color and lumen output that is identical to 4300k bulbs +/- 2-300 lumens for fluctuation throughout the life of the bulb.
They do take about 25-50 hours to burn in completely to reach their 5000k temp/color. I like the light output and the color they put out for sure!
11-29-16, 09:31 AM
Good bulbs, not cheap but well worth it for me
