HID headlights and foglight video
#1
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: British Columbia
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HID headlights and foglight video
Just going to try and put up a video of my HID's turning on. I really hope this works!!!
Notice the glare from the driver side foglight:
Honda FIt HID's - hid's turing on (inside).mov @ ZippyVideos.com - Free Video Webhosting
This video is from INSIDE the car:
Honda Fit HID's from inside the car - hid's turing on (outside).mov @ ZippyVideos.com - Free Video Webhosting
ENJOY!!!
Notice the glare from the driver side foglight:
Honda FIt HID's - hid's turing on (inside).mov @ ZippyVideos.com - Free Video Webhosting
This video is from INSIDE the car:
Honda Fit HID's from inside the car - hid's turing on (outside).mov @ ZippyVideos.com - Free Video Webhosting
ENJOY!!!
Last edited by Fit of RAGE; 02-22-2007 at 09:10 AM.
#3
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: British Columbia
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Originally Posted by firstshadow
your fog lights had me confused, first they looked white, then green, then sorta yellow... whats there real color? xD
#4
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The reason why theyre changing colors firstshadow is because theyre HID's. They have to fully warm up (power up) to give off the full brightness and color.
Looks great. I cant wait for my 4300k kit.
Looks great. I cant wait for my 4300k kit.
#7
do you have any photos of the cut off/beam pattern from inside the car? Im interested in hid's but I'd rather stick with halogen than be one of the idiots driving around blinding everyone with horrible beam patterns.
#11
it's just a matter of taking the bumper off and finding a place to mount the ballasts, everything else should be a simple plug and play
#12
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Location: British Columbia
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the headllights at NOT fun at all. The easiest way is to either go from underneath the car and take out the fender lining, or take the whole bumper assy. off. The fog lights are quite easy. (again, the front bumber SHOULD be taken off)
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#20
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It's probably becasue i've got them aimed quite high so it's lighting up the road farther ahead. I do LOTS of highway driving so that's why i do that. If i aim them lower, they will seem a lot brighter.