hids with projectors
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i did say 225 degrees. lol. are they totally melted? is it me or do they not seem bright? are you getting power via a relay and from the battery? sorry i didnt read all the posts. what about a shield and so on..
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Ya def seems a little dim. I wonder if it is the camera, or if he is far from the wall. Same projectors I have.
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i hope its just aim and distance...... yours look alot brighter. well, my 55watt hid kit in my fogsare so bright that if i turned my headlighs off, i can bearly tell that they are even off. i love them though..i never got pics of mine yet. maybe this weekend. oh, dan, glad to see you got the steering done.
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They are definetly bright i think its partially due to the outside lights on my house. I used a newspaper to block one light while aiming. i think the dot specs are a 2.1-2.5 inch drop at 25 feet regardless of headlight height just like you said. power is coming through 10 guage wire and a relay right off the battery. i'll snap some more pics tonight while i finish aiming.
No my reflector is not totally melted but bad enough. i think i'll buy some miscellaneous reflector at the store and cut it and glue it in. what type of glue did you guys use to seal up your lights?
No my reflector is not totally melted but bad enough. i think i'll buy some miscellaneous reflector at the store and cut it and glue it in. what type of glue did you guys use to seal up your lights?
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