Factory HIDs on a NON HID CAR WORKS!!!
#1
Factory HIDs on a NON HID CAR WORKS!!!
I just installed OEM ballasts and bulbs and it works! I bought an adapter for the HID bulb on ebay to fit, but it still needed a little work. Ill get pics when I have more time, but this was a great solution for people who want quality ballasts at a low cost! Woot!
BTW, the lenses work fine. There is a clear horizon...
BTW, the lenses work fine. There is a clear horizon...
#2
I just installed OEM ballasts and bulbs and it works! I bought an adapter for the HID bulb on ebay to fit, but it still needed a little work. Ill get pics when I have more time, but this was a great solution for people who want quality ballasts at a low cost! Woot!
BTW, the lenses work fine. There is a clear horizon...
BTW, the lenses work fine. There is a clear horizon...
#8
local subaru person found these.
http://vvme.com/catalog/list-s-10145-10146.html
lots of the wrx guys including 06-07 which use projector bulbs like our 8's use them with good results. looking at getting a pair for my wrx and 8
http://vvme.com/catalog/list-s-10145-10146.html
lots of the wrx guys including 06-07 which use projector bulbs like our 8's use them with good results. looking at getting a pair for my wrx and 8
#11
local subaru person found these.
http://vvme.com/catalog/list-s-10145-10146.html
lots of the wrx guys including 06-07 which use projector bulbs like our 8's use them with good results. looking at getting a pair for my wrx and 8
http://vvme.com/catalog/list-s-10145-10146.html
lots of the wrx guys including 06-07 which use projector bulbs like our 8's use them with good results. looking at getting a pair for my wrx and 8
#19
http://vvme.com/faq.jsp#Warranty
14 Months warranty directly with our company !
The ballasts and bulbs comes with 14 Months warranty from all factory defects. If any component fails within warranty period, we will replace the defective component immediately. Contact us with a description of the problem and we will be happy to assist.
what kind of warranty does the oem ones have?
also from someone on the subie forum that has a set informed me they are hella ballasts
14 Months warranty directly with our company !
The ballasts and bulbs comes with 14 Months warranty from all factory defects. If any component fails within warranty period, we will replace the defective component immediately. Contact us with a description of the problem and we will be happy to assist.
what kind of warranty does the oem ones have?
also from someone on the subie forum that has a set informed me they are hella ballasts
#21
#22
You also loose light output higher up you go. Optimal output ranges between 4500k - 6000k. After 6000k it goes down from there.
Last edited by Shadow12one; 02-05-2008 at 05:37 PM.
#23
Thats a misconception, yellow lights don't penetrate fog better. You only illuminate the road a bit better because of extra lights at a different angle. But you will get that effect no matter what color lights you have.
I do agree that yellow does work for fog but not in lights. This is how it works. The yellow color removes the blue color in fog (every color in the world comes down to only yellow, red, blue).
The reason why yellow lights don't work is because you are projecting the light outward. It doesn't filter anything out that way. What will work though is if you have glasses with yellow lenses. The yellow lens will filter out the blue pigments before they reach the rods and cones in your eyes. This will "cut" through the fog better than yellow lights.
I do agree that yellow does work for fog but not in lights. This is how it works. The yellow color removes the blue color in fog (every color in the world comes down to only yellow, red, blue).
The reason why yellow lights don't work is because you are projecting the light outward. It doesn't filter anything out that way. What will work though is if you have glasses with yellow lenses. The yellow lens will filter out the blue pigments before they reach the rods and cones in your eyes. This will "cut" through the fog better than yellow lights.
#24
OEM HID light temp is 4500K. Generally 4500k - 5000k. 6000k will look a bit whiter than OEM with a slight hint of blue, 8000K will look VERY blue, 10,000K - 12,000k is purple (more purple as you go up), etc.
You also loose light output higher up you go. Optimal output ranges between 4500k - 6000k. After 6000k it goes down from there.
You also loose light output higher up you go. Optimal output ranges between 4500k - 6000k. After 6000k it goes down from there.