Hid Kit Fitted! Check Check
01-08-2007, 02:42 PM
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CLK W209 2007
Hid Kit Fitted! Check Check
Yo Ladies and Gents
Today I got my HID Kit fitted! Please tell me what you lot think!
PS: I want some sweet side lights, what one can you recommend?
I will get some more HID for the Main beam light, so it looks the shiz!
Today I got my HID Kit fitted! Please tell me what you lot think!
PS: I want some sweet side lights, what one can you recommend?
I will get some more HID for the Main beam light, so it looks the shiz!
01-08-2007, 03:04 PM
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OK, so spill the details... Looks like H7 bulbs/ballasts/igniters in stock Halogen lenses with stock H7 Halogen hi beam, no...? Looks like a decent beam pattern... Who's kit did you go with...? Bulb Temps...?
Also, damn those are bright...
Also, damn those are bright...
01-08-2007, 03:25 PM
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What can you recommend me on side lights? and on high beam light, can I use another set of H7 head lights?
and for the fog light, is it that 9006HID conversion I need?
01-08-2007, 03:30 PM
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uncontrolled glare exhibited and an unacceptable beam patter, I opine. looks like an HID kit inserted into a reflector based headlight. maybe acceptable for HIGH but very bad for LOW beam if you're the other driver.
01-08-2007, 03:35 PM
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Yes it is I put HID kit in the reflector based headlight, as It didnt come with the XENON Headlights.
01-08-2007, 04:38 PM
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were you aware that your rebased bulb was probably a D2S bulb and what you
really needed for your reflector was D2R(eflector)? that may abate some of
the glare, but you really don't know until it's tested in your light housing. D2S
is designed for use with projector based headlights. focal points differ...
among other considerations.
were you aware that your rebased bulb was probably a D2S bulb and what you
really needed for your reflector was D2R(eflector)? that may abate some of
the glare, but you really don't know until it's tested in your light housing. D2S
is designed for use with projector based headlights. focal points differ...
among other considerations.
