How do I aim my headlights?
#11
Super Moderator
You sir, are a lucky man. I got a bit lucky with mine. Went to autozone, and they only had the singles at $30 a piece. I got 2, and he gave me 30% off due to them not having any pairs left.
#12
Resident light whore
For $60 they don't even give you high beams. Plus they blind oncoming traffic in a reflector housing... Retrofitting some projectors is the best way to go if you want HID's
Last edited by BrowningSCrew; 03-27-2013 at 05:38 PM.
#13
Texas A&M Aggie
I'm not sure if I'm just not blinding people or if people have just stopped flashing their brights at people. When I walk up to mine while they're on they're not blinding to me. Haven't heard from anyone in a small car though. I've got 35W 8000K's in heads and fogs.
#14
Resident light whore
The 8000K's are bluer so they don't glare as bad
#16
I just ordered a set of the Bixenon HID's and they are low/high beam in one bulb. Work really good so far. Think they were $54 on ebay.
#17
Resident light whore
In one bulb though... Not both. The ones I've seen weren't much of a difference between high and low. Of course I am kind of a snob with my projector Retro's, but honestly compared to HID's in reflector housings they are miles ahead.
#19
Resident light whore
#20
I think i spent about 60$ on my kit from ddm tuning. I know a lot of SVT guys that have had good luck with this brand. This is my second set and it comes with low/hi. My first set was on my mustang and it lasted for over 2 years until i sold the vehicle. I also opted for the 35w, i've never had anyone flash me because my lights were to bright.