To be honest, those look pretty dull for real HIDs. The evo link is more like how bright they should be in terms of output.

Tre

 

The reason why the Fit cutoffs look dull is because the stock Fit optics are halogen reflectors. The evo cutoff was created by a halogen projector.

While not a HID projector, a projector in general will create a more defined cutoff and more light output.

 

They're also looked dull due to the fact of being a 6k kit, whereas if he would have just used a stock 4300k kit then the light output would have been greater.

 

ill be right back...lemme go find my camera and ill show u my 6000k HID kit

 

 

Dear god i've been blinded, do you have an ypics of that up against a wall.

Here's my 4300k kit from just lower then the height of your taken, and i'm not nowhere near as blinded, and mine is alos much clearer aswell, might have to do with the lower heat range though.

 

thats a lot of glare from that angle

 

lol i know...sorry...lemme see if i can find another angle/shot...

 

 

 

 

your HID looks kinda scary @ nite buttah.. superglare?

 

so you still get the cutoff..... doesnt look as sharp as it would with the halogen, but looks like its pretty clear in the distance, (im assuming that the light cuts off right below those taillights in front of you.

what kit did you use again? and do you happen to have a picture of the HID bulb that you used?

 

H&K

"Jet" HIDs

 

The wall cutoff shot that you took appears to have been taken at too close of a distance.

The result is kinda funny though, it looks like you can see two faces in the shot.

 

seems like this kit clearly has the best cutoff line with the least glare. according to the sig. its a helios h4 kit 6000k. xbritehid and buttaball... what hid kits do you guys use?

 

I would like to know what HID kits you guys are using too...

 

bump for what kit everyone with pictures is using.....i'm in the market for a kit now and i want a 4300-6000k with best cutoff and least glare...thanks

 

do you guys still have your highbeams?

 

no, but i'm back to working on my HID retro, which will give a me a high beam once i'm done.