Subject	Re: Curious. Why?
Posted by	garth8934(Seattle) on February 15, 2010 at 8:06 PM
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In Reply To	Curious. Why? (n/m) posted by Black95 on February 15, 2010 at 07:24 PM
Message	HIDs take 15-45 seconds to warm up... Each time you use them. And cycling them on and off as you typically do while using high beams is very hard on the ballasts. 1994 Black 300ZX TT 1991 Teal MR2 NA daily driver(in the background) Don't forget to lube your pipe first. ;) - SooperZ95 The question I always like to ask people that perplex me is "What's it like being as stupid as you?" Albinonewt-From the Automag.org forum
Follow Ups	HID question. When doing the upgrade does anyone... - Black95 13:08:39 02/15/10 HID is not appropriate for high beams in dual bulb systems. (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 13:51:31 02/15/10 Curious. Why? (n/m) - Black95 19:24:36 02/15/10 Re: Curious. Why? - garth8934(Seattle) 20:06:41 02/15/10 That is resolved by modifying the lights so that - HighPsi 12:10:56 02/16/10 Re: That is resolved by modifying the lights so that - garth8934(Seattle) 20:10:26 02/16/10 You won't be able to "flash the brights" though. - Technomancer 07:16:22 02/17/10 I run both HIDs in low beam and in fog lights - idrivefast 16:40:21 02/15/10 HID in fog lights is really a bad idea. - Bernie (NoVA) 17:01:53 02/15/10 2nd, I have always wondered why people exchange their - turtleboy 17:21:08 02/15/10 3000k Are supposed to "perform" better in fogs aren't they? (n/m) - 550HPTT 17:32:27 02/15/10 3000k is the proper color temperature for fogs, but our fogs - BigTDogg (MA) 09:00:34 02/16/10 The 'yellow' hue emitted by 3K lamps is better for fogs; But - Gordo 93TT Daytona 09:00:37 02/16/10 Re: The 'yellow' hue emitted by 3K lamps is better for fogs; But - 550HPTT 13:15:59 02/17/10
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