HID bulbs and glare?
HID bulbs and glare?
I want to get hid's for my headlights but i have heard that you need an pair aftermarket headlights or lens that don't produce glare on your headlights to prevent glare form the bulbs, is this true?
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yea to be proper you should buy projectors or make/get a pair made of 'retrofit headlights' just type that in the search bar to find out what i mean.
buuut i'm rcking 6000k drls and 8000k fogs and i don't think it glares any.
buuut i'm rcking 6000k drls and 8000k fogs and i don't think it glares any.
well i have a pair of projector headlights in my car right now, but i didnt know if i should get the hids for the stock headlights because the bulb is a high beam and running lights built in one.
Don't bother if you already have projectors. Get a dual beam kit for your projectors. Not sure on the DRL.
Well then you're good to go. Get a HID kit that matches the bulb type of you're projectors, and plug it in. Don't get a kit for the high beams, it will take too long for an hid kit to warm up when switching to high beams, leave the standard halogen bulb in the high beam slot. Pull the DRL fuse if you're an 07-10, because the lower voltage with the DRLS will mess with the hid kit and cause it to malfunction over time.
Well then you're good to go. Get a HID kit that matches the bulb type of you're projectors, and plug it in. Don't get a kit for the high beams, it will take too long for an hid kit to warm up when switching to high beams, leave the standard halogen bulb in the high beam slot. Pull the DRL fuse if you're an 07-10, because the lower voltage with the DRLS will mess with the hid kit and cause it to malfunction over time.
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