HID Light conversion on a Fox??
02-16-2008, 11:30 PM
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RE: HID Light conversion on a Fox??
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Hmmm..interesting
Im not bagging on the fact that you or other people are using these kits, I will just have to do a bit more reading on them before im convinced that this is a genuine solution to the poor fox headlights (or sunfires
)
Some good info here:
http://www.danielsternlighting.com/t...nversions.html
Hmmm..interesting
Im not bagging on the fact that you or other people are using these kits, I will just have to do a bit more reading on them before im convinced that this is a genuine solution to the poor fox headlights (or sunfires
)Some good info here:
http://www.danielsternlighting.com/t...nversions.html
nobody really gives a ****, and until I get pulled over for my headlights being "too bright", i'll keep what ive got!
thanks for your concern
02-17-2008, 10:18 AM
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RE: HID Light conversion on a Fox??
Aren’t HID kits without the proper lens to focus the beam completely blinding to oncoming traffic? It seems as though regular halogen headlight housings were not designed to put up with the extra heat and intensity of the HID lamps (which is why you need a lens). I see a lot of these kits where you can put HID bulbs into your existing halogen housings but I am very curious how safe this is compared to retrofitting an already made HID projector lens from lets say a BMW into the stock lens (in terms of the blindingness factor of oncoming traffic).
02-17-2008, 01:21 PM
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RE: HID Light conversion on a Fox??
ORIGINAL: 88blk5.0
Aren’t HID kits without the proper lens to focus the beam completely blinding to oncoming traffic? It seems as though regular halogen headlight housings were not designed to put up with the extra heat and intensity of the HID lamps (which is why you need a lens). I see a lot of these kits where you can put HID bulbs into your existing halogen housings but I am very curious how safe this is compared to retrofitting an already made HID projector lens from lets say a BMW into the stock lens (in terms of the blindingness factor of oncoming traffic).
Aren’t HID kits without the proper lens to focus the beam completely blinding to oncoming traffic? It seems as though regular halogen headlight housings were not designed to put up with the extra heat and intensity of the HID lamps (which is why you need a lens). I see a lot of these kits where you can put HID bulbs into your existing halogen housings but I am very curious how safe this is compared to retrofitting an already made HID projector lens from lets say a BMW into the stock lens (in terms of the blindingness factor of oncoming traffic).
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