Subject	Re: That is resolved by modifying the lights so that
Posted by	garth8934(Seattle) on February 16, 2010 at 8:10 PM
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In Reply To	That is resolved by modifying the lights so that posted by HighPsi on February 16, 2010 at 12:10 PM
Message	Curiously mine stay on with lows, but I was referring to using HIDs for the high beams. 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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