Halo's
Halo's
If i get the black halo projectors do they come in H.I.D or just plain and boring 
c'mon i know someone knows
c'mon i know someone knows
Last edited by CobaltVenomSS; May 12, 2007 at 04:46 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
pretty sure just plain and boring. they do have a blue tinge to the top because of the LEDs. Not the same at all though. I've also heard rumors of the projector covers not being able to take the higher heat of the HIDs - might wanna look into that if you're planning on putting HIDs in projector cases.
pretty sure just plain and boring. they do have a blue tinge to the top because of the LEDs. Not the same at all though. I've also heard rumors of the projector covers not being able to take the higher heat of the HIDs - might wanna look into that if you're planning on putting HIDs in projector cases.
Ughh, does anyone read around here?
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HID's RUN COOLER THAN HALOGENS, IN OTHER WORDS...THEY MAKE LESS HEAT THAN STOCK HALOGEN BULBS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
maybe if I save up $250 i'll get a 6,000k kit, but no plans for it as of now
the box says dont use HIDs because they arent tested for HIDs.
and HID kits are illegal. the manufacturer is just covering his ass.
it has nothing whatsoever to do with heat.
Halogen bulbs draw 55w or MORE. ive seen people use 100w
HIDs draw 35w.
there has been 2 people that ive seen that melted projector lenses.
1 guys melted because he got condensation on it, and it created a watermark that focused heat and caused them to melt.
the other guy was using aftermarket bulbs.
BOTH, were using halogens.
To op, they come with some mediocre halogen bulbs.
i would suggest spending a few bucks on some decent 55 watt bulbs.
and HID kits are illegal. the manufacturer is just covering his ass.
it has nothing whatsoever to do with heat.
Halogen bulbs draw 55w or MORE. ive seen people use 100w
HIDs draw 35w.
there has been 2 people that ive seen that melted projector lenses.
1 guys melted because he got condensation on it, and it created a watermark that focused heat and caused them to melt.
the other guy was using aftermarket bulbs.
BOTH, were using halogens.
To op, they come with some mediocre halogen bulbs.
i would suggest spending a few bucks on some decent 55 watt bulbs.
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