| AmirWRX | 04-24-2002 07:56 PM |
Best (XENONS) so far! Picture!
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these are the best xenons i've seen on a WRX. These actualy look like the lights on BMWs and AUDIs. Check'em out
[url]www.hids4less.com[/url]
[url]www.hids4less.com[/url]
| Snowphun | 04-24-2002 09:04 PM |
What do bad HID's look like? Are you confusing HID's with those silly "ultra white Xenon like" bulbs?
Paul
Paul
| SilverWRX02 | 04-25-2002 12:37 AM |
maybe he's talkin about color. There are different color HIDs(temp).
| Stripe | 04-25-2002 12:50 AM |
Those HID's look nice. :D , I am not a huge fan of the Morrettes though.
| AmirWRX | 04-25-2002 02:04 AM |
OK, these are not HIDs, they are XENONS. hids run at lower temprature, unlike xeonos. these lights are what BMWs and AUDIs look like. These lights run at 6000k.
| shawrf1 | 04-25-2002 04:29 AM |
kitty being chased comes to mind...
[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by AmirWRX [/i]
[B]OK, these are not HIDs, they are XENONS. hids run at lower temprature, unlike xeonos. these lights are what BMWs and AUDIs look like. These lights run at 6000k. [/B][/QUOTE]
I could've sworn that automotive HIDs and 'Xenons' were synonymous terms -- High Intensity Discharge street lamps use mercury and sodium in their lamps, automotive HIDs use xenon.
Anyways, I'm not an expert... these guys are:
[url]http://www.howstuffworks.com/question387.htm[/url]
[url]http://misty.com/people/don//d2.html[/url]
"HIDs are unlike conventional halogen headlamps in that they operate more like street lamps. Instead of heating a tungsten filament, an electrical arc is created between two electrodes. This excites a gas inside the headlamp (usually xenon) which in turn vaporizes metallic salts. These vaporized metallic salts sustain the arc and emit the light used for the headlamp's beam. These lamps provide more light than that produced by halogen lamps and only use two-thirds the power. As a result, they are more efficient, and because there is no filament to burn out, these bulbs are claimed to last for as much as 100,000 miles of driving time." - taken from [URL=http://www.nhtsa.dot.gov/cars/rules/rulings/glare.html][u]NHTSA/DOT Document[/u][/URL]
edit: you realize that 6000K refers to the [i]color temperature[/i], right? Not to be confused with [i]actual temperature[/i]! HID output runs anywhere from 4500K to 7000K.
[B]OK, these are not HIDs, they are XENONS. hids run at lower temprature, unlike xeonos. these lights are what BMWs and AUDIs look like. These lights run at 6000k. [/B][/QUOTE]
I could've sworn that automotive HIDs and 'Xenons' were synonymous terms -- High Intensity Discharge street lamps use mercury and sodium in their lamps, automotive HIDs use xenon.
Anyways, I'm not an expert... these guys are:
[url]http://www.howstuffworks.com/question387.htm[/url]
[url]http://misty.com/people/don//d2.html[/url]
"HIDs are unlike conventional halogen headlamps in that they operate more like street lamps. Instead of heating a tungsten filament, an electrical arc is created between two electrodes. This excites a gas inside the headlamp (usually xenon) which in turn vaporizes metallic salts. These vaporized metallic salts sustain the arc and emit the light used for the headlamp's beam. These lamps provide more light than that produced by halogen lamps and only use two-thirds the power. As a result, they are more efficient, and because there is no filament to burn out, these bulbs are claimed to last for as much as 100,000 miles of driving time." - taken from [URL=http://www.nhtsa.dot.gov/cars/rules/rulings/glare.html][u]NHTSA/DOT Document[/u][/URL]
edit: you realize that 6000K refers to the [i]color temperature[/i], right? Not to be confused with [i]actual temperature[/i]! HID output runs anywhere from 4500K to 7000K.
| Snowphun | 04-25-2002 07:13 AM |
[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by AmirWRX [/i]
[B]OK, these are not HIDs, they are XENONS. hids run at lower temprature, unlike xeonos. these lights are what BMWs and AUDIs look like. [/B][/QUOTE] Huh? Who told you this?
[B]OK, these are not HIDs, they are XENONS. hids run at lower temprature, unlike xeonos. these lights are what BMWs and AUDIs look like. [/B][/QUOTE] Huh? Who told you this?
| Adrift | 04-25-2002 09:59 AM |
xenon is just a type of hid. the xenon is the gas that is encapsulated in the bulb. there are also metal halide bulbs, sodium bulbs and others.
The common factor in these systems if the lack of a filament.
The common factor in these systems if the lack of a filament.
| [email protected] | 04-25-2002 10:36 AM |
Are these the stage 1 or stage 2 xenon kit? I am really interested in buying the same setup you have.
| Hyper | 04-25-2002 01:33 PM |
do they have a dual beam kit for H4??? couldn't find it on the site
| AmirWRX | 04-25-2002 05:49 PM |
good, i just learned something. anyway, these lights are the stage II and they look really nice. if any of you guys can find anything better i'd love to know about it. thanx
| wop | 04-25-2002 05:58 PM |
[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by Hyper [/i]
[B]do they have a dual beam kit for H4??? couldn't find it on the site [/B][/QUOTE]
nope... this is the only place I have seen that has the duals:
[url]http://www.hitechimportlighting.com[/url]
not worth it IMHO...
-wop
[B]do they have a dual beam kit for H4??? couldn't find it on the site [/B][/QUOTE]
nope... this is the only place I have seen that has the duals:
[url]http://www.hitechimportlighting.com[/url]
not worth it IMHO...
-wop
| Hyper | 04-25-2002 06:03 PM |
I also saw [URL=http://www.nextcollection.com/html/lbu-Light~bulbs-HID~Conversion~Kit-none-none-none.cfm]this[/URL]
cheaper and brighter
I wish I could see the difference between low/high beam in action or on pics... people say that there is no difference:confused:
cheaper and brighter
I wish I could see the difference between low/high beam in action or on pics... people say that there is no difference:confused:
| shawrf1 | 04-25-2002 08:11 PM |
Would there be any interest in these 'Stage II' kits for less than $400 [i]shipped[/i]? Dual beam H4's would be available for slightly more... If there're people who're willing to buy, i'll make arrangements...
You'd have a choice of either a crystal blue or violet hue.
You'd have a choice of either a crystal blue or violet hue.
| Snowphun | 04-25-2002 09:33 PM |
[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by shawrf1 [/i]
[B] Dual beam H4's would be available for slightly more... [/B][/QUOTE]What's slightly more? I'd be very interested in a dual beam setup that I can use in the stock housings.
Paul
[B] Dual beam H4's would be available for slightly more... [/B][/QUOTE]What's slightly more? I'd be very interested in a dual beam setup that I can use in the stock housings.
Paul
| Poppa smurf | 04-25-2002 09:47 PM |
[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by shawrf1 [/i]
[B]Would there be any interest in these 'Stage II' kits for less than $400 [i]shipped[/i]? Dual beam H4's would be available for slightly more... If there're people who're willing to buy, i'll make arrangements...
You'd have a choice of either a crystal blue or violet hue. [/B][/QUOTE]
I would be interested for under 500 for the dual beams
[B]Would there be any interest in these 'Stage II' kits for less than $400 [i]shipped[/i]? Dual beam H4's would be available for slightly more... If there're people who're willing to buy, i'll make arrangements...
You'd have a choice of either a crystal blue or violet hue. [/B][/QUOTE]
I would be interested for under 500 for the dual beams
| Hyper | 04-26-2002 12:09 AM |
interested in dual beam also
all I need is a prove that there is an actuall difference and that high beam works
2 shawrf1
if you are serious make a separate thread (but don't arrange the purchase before July please:) )
all I need is a prove that there is an actuall difference and that high beam works
2 shawrf1
if you are serious make a separate thread (but don't arrange the purchase before July please:) )
| nevzwrx | 04-26-2002 02:01 AM |
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go to [url]http://www.autolites.net/[/url]
i got mine there for the corolla i used to have. these below are the 6000K and now they have the 8000K
i got mine there for the corolla i used to have. these below are the 6000K and now they have the 8000K
| nevzwrx | 04-26-2002 02:02 AM |
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| nevzwrx | 04-26-2002 02:08 AM |
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| Snowphun | 04-26-2002 07:45 AM |
[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by nevzwrx [/i]
[B]go to [url]http://www.autolites.net/[/url]
i got mine there for the corolla i used to have. these below are the 6000K and now they have the 8000K [/B][/QUOTE] I didn't see anything there that suggests they have dual beam HID's.
Paul
[B]go to [url]http://www.autolites.net/[/url]
i got mine there for the corolla i used to have. these below are the 6000K and now they have the 8000K [/B][/QUOTE] I didn't see anything there that suggests they have dual beam HID's.
Paul
| shawrf1 | 04-26-2002 02:46 PM |
[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by shawrf1 [/i]
[B]Would there be any interest in these 'Stage II' kits for less than $400 [i]shipped[/i]? Dual beam H4's would be available for slightly more... If there're people who're willing to buy, i'll make arrangements...
You'd have a choice of either a crystal blue or violet hue. [/B][/QUOTE]
For anyone who might be interested in these... please contact me via e-mail or PM me for information.
Thanks,
Rob
[B]Would there be any interest in these 'Stage II' kits for less than $400 [i]shipped[/i]? Dual beam H4's would be available for slightly more... If there're people who're willing to buy, i'll make arrangements...
You'd have a choice of either a crystal blue or violet hue. [/B][/QUOTE]
For anyone who might be interested in these... please contact me via e-mail or PM me for information.
Thanks,
Rob
| SilverWRX02 | 04-26-2002 07:54 PM |
[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by Hyper [/i]
[B]I also saw [URL=http://www.nextcollection.com/html/lbu-Light~bulbs-HID~Conversion~Kit-none-none-none.cfm]this[/URL]
cheaper and brighter
I wish I could see the difference between low/high beam in action or on pics... people say that there is no difference:confused: [/B][/QUOTE]
I have those HIDs and its really awesome!! but I didn't get it from there I got it from autolites. temp is 6000k :cool: one of these days I need to take pics at night with it
[B]I also saw [URL=http://www.nextcollection.com/html/lbu-Light~bulbs-HID~Conversion~Kit-none-none-none.cfm]this[/URL]
cheaper and brighter
I wish I could see the difference between low/high beam in action or on pics... people say that there is no difference:confused: [/B][/QUOTE]
I have those HIDs and its really awesome!! but I didn't get it from there I got it from autolites. temp is 6000k :cool: one of these days I need to take pics at night with it
| shawrf1 | 04-27-2002 12:40 AM |
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Please go here if you're interested: [url]http://www.i-club.com/forums/showthread.php?threadid=178937&referrerid=3466[/url]
I'll have photos of the hi/low beam in action, installed tonight on a Toyota Sequoia...
Here's a photo of the Stage II Dual Beam H4 Bulb...
I'll have photos of the hi/low beam in action, installed tonight on a Toyota Sequoia...
Here's a photo of the Stage II Dual Beam H4 Bulb...
| Daffy Duck | 04-27-2002 01:02 AM |
How come nobody saw this?
How come nobody saw this?
[URL=http://store.i-club.com/]http://store.i-club.com/[/URL]
[URL=http://store.i-club.com/]http://store.i-club.com/[/URL]
| Hyper | 04-27-2002 01:06 AM |
but they don't come in dual beam
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