Do you think this light setup would look good on the SC?
#16
I've read the blue tinted "HID wannabes" are very hard on your eyes at night, esp. when driving for lengthy periods of time. HIDs on appear blue from certain angles, on eof which is NOT from persepctive of the interior of the car, thus they don't "harm" your eyes.
#17
The piaa ion yellow bulbs are silver... so you won't really notice them during the day...
#18
okay so as for the parking/city lights... they are 194... I also agree that the HID will dim them out easy
#19
Originally posted by One HoT SC400
This is due to the amount of "glare" that is put out with bulbs that are over 6000k hue...If you guys check out Lex400sc's site, it'll give a full understanding of the glare issue...
This is due to the amount of "glare" that is put out with bulbs that are over 6000k hue...If you guys check out Lex400sc's site, it'll give a full understanding of the glare issue...
#20
Originally posted by One HoT SC400
This is due to the amount of "glare" that is put out with bulbs that are over 6000k hue...If you guys check out Lex400sc's site, it'll give a full understanding of the glare issue...
This is due to the amount of "glare" that is put out with bulbs that are over 6000k hue...If you guys check out Lex400sc's site, it'll give a full understanding of the glare issue...
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well I'm certain i'm going to go with either polarg or piaa for the ion yellow cornering lights... I'm still not sure what color to go for the parking lights.... i might just unplug them too haha
any ideas on how to make the beam cutoff better on the stock projectors?
any ideas on how to make the beam cutoff better on the stock projectors?
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