Infrequent PosterJoined: Oct 2009High WycombePosts: 173Saxo 1.5D Desire 2001
#1
i want a 6000k hid kit and was thinking about buying 3 1 for main beam ( worth havin one in the main beam??) 1 for dipped and fog lights... what do you think??? also will i have space for the boxes?
thanks
Saxperience Forum BumJoined: Oct 2009Middlesbrough/CoventryPosts: 3808Megane 225
#2
You do know HID's melt angel eyes
Infrequent PosterJoined: Oct 2009High WycombePosts: 173Saxo 1.5D Desire 2001
#3
not all hid kit melt... aslong as there uv protected they dont get any hotter then normal bulbs
Saxperience Forum BumJoined: Oct 2009Middlesbrough/CoventryPosts: 3808Megane 225
#4
Quote:
Originally Posted by tjsidhu
not all hid kit melt... aslong as there uv protected they dont get any hotter then normal bulbs
Presumably they are more expensive?
Infrequent PosterJoined: Oct 2009High WycombePosts: 173Saxo 1.5D Desire 2001
#5
nah not really just have to know where to look
Saxperience Post WhoreJoined: Mar 2009Uppingham, RutlandPosts: 9569mk1 JP4'd VTR, '16 Fabia Monte Carlo
#6
Quote:
Originally Posted by L_E_W_I_S
You do know HID's melt angel eyes
nah this is a common misconception, as already pointed out its not the heat that melts the angels its the uv, and as said get uv protected ones and your fine, nowadays hids are getting really cheap compared to how they used to be, the majority of them will be uv protected now
Saxperience Forum BumJoined: Nov 2006The Lang TounPosts: 4133Mk2 Clio V6 #007 of 354
#7
would save yourself a fair whack of money and not bother with them for fogs or main beams. I've always found main beams on angels to be pretty good and putting hids in your fogs is just pointless imo
Regular PosterJoined: May 2009MaltaPosts: 3591.5D Saxo Mk1
#8
do it and post pics up with all lights on xD would look massive white (Jesus is coming)
Saxperience Forum BumJoined: Oct 2009Middlesbrough/CoventryPosts: 3808Megane 225
#9
I have xenons in my standard headlights and they seem much better, the white light also seems to bring out more detail in the road ahead.
I can swear by them they have saved my me when i was driving down a country road at night and a baby deer ran out in front of me and i only noticed it due to the better light. Also when driving in front of me people have said how intense the light appears.
Cheers Jeff
Infrequent PosterJoined: Oct 2009High WycombePosts: 173Saxo 1.5D Desire 2001
#10
i got 2 pairs 6000k fog and dipped =) trying to get them fitted... soon as there dun ill post sum pics
Established MemberJoined: Jan 2008DoncasterPosts: 1616Audi TTS
#11
Is it worth having a pair for fogs? What other alternatives is their to do with your fog lights?
Infrequent PosterJoined: Oct 2009High WycombePosts: 173Saxo 1.5D Desire 2001
#12
well my fogs keep blowing out might as well change them didn't cost a lot paid 85 for 2 pairs of hid's... plus doin more for looks... just trying to do something different.. my saxo's not fast or loud its a 1.5d lol might as well make it look nicer =)
I've been thinking about doing this and also connect ting the fog up to the full beams aswell so that I can turn the fogs on or off when needs b but also automatically come on when I flick full beams on. What do u guys recon idea or what
Saxperience Forum BumJoined: Jan 2010LondonPosts: 2768
#14
Not worth having one for the main beam as it takes too long to warm up so you cannot use the flash and HID dipped beams will be more than sufficient in lighting. Unless its for looks then go for all HID.
Saxperience AddictJoined: Jan 2008west londonPosts: 13810
#15
i dont get it? why do my hids have dipped and main beam together and everyones talking about getting 2 sets, one for full and one for dipped?
Regular PosterJoined: Oct 2009leicesterPosts: 390saxo furio vtr lookalike
#16
because they have angels mate 3 lamps in the headlight indicator/low beam/high beam