Yeah that's a throw back to film stock. Tungsten balanced film was at 3200k so if shot in daylight would be very blue and vice versa.I'm referring only to the numbers assigned to cool vs. warm. In camera, when you dial in a low number, the image becomes blue. That's why I had confused cool/blue with a low number.
Hella 1000s with stock-size halogen bulb do a super-nice job at supplementing low beams, even when aimed lower than the cut-off of low beams - but I have no idea as to how blinding they may be for oncoming drivers or in rearview mirror.I just couldn't pay full attention to the led headlight video. I'm not nerd enough. my 100w halogen Hellas do well enough for me not to need auxiliary lights.
Nothing worse than over powered and poorly aimed headlights. It would be nice if police enforced this more or during state inspections.There should be a written test given before LED lights can be purchased and a follow up inspection of thier installation on said vehicle. LEDs rival Ebay retrofit HIDs in annoyance.
Nothing worse than over powered and poorly aimed headlights. It would be nice if police enforced this more or during state inspections.
New shootout.
looks good, now take a shot of them on the garage door, would be interested to see if the IPF claims of light pattern hold true or if its just all over the placeBefore and after. I will need to adjust them, but not bad for a total of $60 spent.
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Before and after. I will need to adjust them, but not bad for a total of $60 spent.
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Can you provide the link for these bulbs? We’re they plug and play?Before and after. I will need to adjust them, but not bad for a total of $60 spent.
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So I am a few years late to the thread, but I read thru and have not seen an answer to this. I have a 1995 D90 with original headlights and I need more light. Any updates on kits or the RBBailey set above?Can you provide the link for these bulbs? We’re they plug and play?