HID Headlights and Other Lighting Upgrades
#16
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#17
Drifting
btw I'm running LED bulbs for the rear license plate too, much better!
#18
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I did something similar on the interior dome lights by swapping them out with some led's I bought on eBay, but as you said, the lights have more of a cooler rather than warmer effect. So while brighter, I didn't like the led's so I ended up putting back in the original dome lights and putting the led's in the front boot and rear engine bay.
#19
Pro
Hi
Personally I prefer the 35w 4300K HID's which are white rather than blue, and also give out more visible light than the bluer versions. I also prefer the standard interior lights. The matched side lights are nice though. I have not fitted mine yet.
I also had problems with the cheap ebay HID's so bought some more expensive ones that have Phillips electronics and they seem fine.
Berni
Personally I prefer the 35w 4300K HID's which are white rather than blue, and also give out more visible light than the bluer versions. I also prefer the standard interior lights. The matched side lights are nice though. I have not fitted mine yet.
I also had problems with the cheap ebay HID's so bought some more expensive ones that have Phillips electronics and they seem fine.
Berni
#20
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There are warm LEDs for interior, although i have not tried them: http://www.ebay.com/itm/370484826217...#ht_4410wt_996
$8 for a pair and a couple weeks wait, but could be nice. I've put white LED into a dome light. While I can see things now, I don't appreciate the morgue-like lighting they provide. Although I've gotten used to it somewhat over the last few month.
$8 for a pair and a couple weeks wait, but could be nice. I've put white LED into a dome light. While I can see things now, I don't appreciate the morgue-like lighting they provide. Although I've gotten used to it somewhat over the last few month.