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Has anyone changed out the headlights on the FD for those new blue lights you are starting to see on the newer cars? Can that even be done?
Has anyone changed out the headlights on the FD for those new blue lights you are starting to see on the newer cars? Can that even be done?
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You can replace the bulbs, but blue and yellow may be illegal (it is in CA). So you will have to check your local province laws. If so, you can get purple (PIAA) like I have (pictured above). It should only be a very subtle tint. It it is ver nocticable then you are loosing light for color. Nokia also makes an Artic purple replacement bulb.
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yeah I have them...I guess they are an upgrade but the lighting is still miserable...If you are talking about real HID thats big bucks...there are a couple of HID kits out there. rotary extreme is one I know off the top of my head
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Originally Posted by jpandes
Get an HID conversion Kit=a dramatic lighting improvement over stock.
http://www.advantagewholesaler.com/hidcokit801.html
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IMO, if you want to upgrade the stock lighting, get the Sylvania Silverstars bulbs and adjust your beam pattern. It will make a world of difference for less than $50:
https://www.rx7club.com/interior-exterior-audio-26/found-great-headlight-bulb-upgrade-fd-128567/
https://www.rx7club.com/interior-exterior-audio-26/found-great-headlight-bulb-upgrade-fd-128567/
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Actual Blue lights will be illegal everywhere, as they are only authorized for use on Police cars - the same law that makes forward facing Red lights illegal.
If you go with HIDs, stay with 4300~4700K, unless you are building a show car - the usable light goes down as the color goes up. I have a set of 4300K bulbs in my stock pop ups and they work great 100x better than stock - a fraction of the cost of projectors (but not near as clean a pattern) I tried a 7000K bulb to see the look, and it was pretty - but nowhere near the same light output
If you go with HIDs, stay with 4300~4700K, unless you are building a show car - the usable light goes down as the color goes up. I have a set of 4300K bulbs in my stock pop ups and they work great 100x better than stock - a fraction of the cost of projectors (but not near as clean a pattern) I tried a 7000K bulb to see the look, and it was pretty - but nowhere near the same light output
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Originally Posted by BicuspiD
Actual Blue lights will be illegal everywhere, as they are only authorized for use on Police cars - the same law that makes forward facing Red lights illegal.
If you go with HIDs, stay with 4300~4700K, unless you are building a show car - the usable light goes down as the color goes up. I have a set of 4300K bulbs in my stock pop ups and they work great 100x better than stock - a fraction of the cost of projectors (but not near as clean a pattern) I tried a 7000K bulb to see the look, and it was pretty - but nowhere near the same light output
If you go with HIDs, stay with 4300~4700K, unless you are building a show car - the usable light goes down as the color goes up. I have a set of 4300K bulbs in my stock pop ups and they work great 100x better than stock - a fraction of the cost of projectors (but not near as clean a pattern) I tried a 7000K bulb to see the look, and it was pretty - but nowhere near the same light output
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