HID to hot for LED?
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Won't be able to tell but it would generate more heat. Definitely need to get LEDs rated for automotive use, not just regular ones from superbrightleds.com or something.
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What if i get something like PIAA bulbs? They have em in 5000K color dont they? IDK if itll make a difference cuz the HID will overpower any light made by the city lights
#4
PIAA bulbs are always good. They're filament so it shouldn't burn out from the HID, but I haven't tried them yet.
HID will be stronger but you should still be able to see the driving light with the PIAA.
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HID will be stronger but you should still be able to see the driving light with the PIAA.
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#5
I bought the PIAA bulbs, not that bright. I haven't installed them yet but I tried one in the map light and compared to my LED (5K 5 led) it seemed dull. I tried to do parking and fog today but I gave up trying to get to the lights. I went through the wheel well but couldn't tell what was what. Just managed to get the glove box, back-up and factory ambient installed,
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#7
I got PIAA city lights and the output sucks! I miss having the 12 LED super whites from superbright LED's but they don't last too long in the headlight housing.
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So far I've had success with the Super Tower III from Autoillumination.com as my city lights. The Super white matches the stock headlight color very well. I wish I could make those my daytime running lights (without having the "parking lights" on as well during the day).
I rarely use my foglights, so I just stuck with the originals since the lower color temp will help me see better when I really need it. Fog lights for the fog...what a concept. But this was only after not having much luck finding much to my liking.
I rarely use my foglights, so I just stuck with the originals since the lower color temp will help me see better when I really need it. Fog lights for the fog...what a concept. But this was only after not having much luck finding much to my liking.
#10
I bought these for the fogs, haven't been able to install yest.
White H1 Headlight Bulb 4500K Polarg Alpha White Series
White H1 Headlight Bulb 4500K Polarg Alpha White Series
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