Fog Light Question
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'13 M5 | 08 C300 (Sold)
Fog Light Question
Hey guys,
I was thinking about getting the Philips - Diamond Vision H7 Halogen HID Bulbs for fog lights; I was wondering because mine is an 08 and has the auto corning fog light activation, would that be bad for the bulb. Can that kind of bulb handle being turn on and off in a quick period of time?
Thank you!
EDIT: http://www.amazon.com/Philips-Diamon...=5336118859-20
I was thinking about getting the Philips - Diamond Vision H7 Halogen HID Bulbs for fog lights; I was wondering because mine is an 08 and has the auto corning fog light activation, would that be bad for the bulb. Can that kind of bulb handle being turn on and off in a quick period of time?
Thank you!
EDIT: http://www.amazon.com/Philips-Diamon...=5336118859-20
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Factory ordered 2012 MB C350 w/Dynamic Handling Package
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Between this and HID kits, I see no reason to ever go to halogens again (unless you live in a snowbelt, since these may not generate enough heat to melt off snow that'll be caked on the lens while driving).
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Thanks for idea edgalang but I prefer to stay away from foreign market parts. Had a few runs with them on my car and they all broke after a short period of time.
