pls give some advise before i choose to change my lights...
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Re: pls give some advise before i choose to change my lights...
Yes definately not LTA approved, went for inspection recently at the end of feb and tried my luck at first cos I was lazy to change it, but they didn't allow it.
mata kias won't stop you on the road when they spot you.
Yes definately not LTA approved, went for inspection recently at the end of feb and tried my luck at first cos I was lazy to change it, but they didn't allow it.
mata kias won't stop you on the road when they spot you.
soulaffection
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Re: pls give some advise before i choose to change my lights...
lol..ouh...i see....thats not too bad la.. i can live with the changing den...
lol..ouh...i see....thats not too bad la.. i can live with the changing den...
Re: pls give some advise before i choose to change my lights...
jason, which inspection centre did u go to? I went to STA at Sin Ming. I also had to act blur about my angel eyes, they asked me about it and I said it came with the car. Got away with that...
jason3s;315279 said:
jason, which inspection centre did u go to? I went to STA at Sin Ming. I also had to act blur about my angel eyes, they asked me about it and I said it came with the car. Got away with that...
martinsylim
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Re: pls give some advise before i choose to change my lights...
It will not glare if it's aligned properly.
Most HIDs you see that are glaring are because they were not aligned properly during installation.
Azrielsc;314771 said:Please don't go HID... The glare to oncoming traffic is really irritating!
Cheers!
It will not glare if it's aligned properly.
Most HIDs you see that are glaring are because they were not aligned properly during installation.
martinsylim
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Re: pls give some advise before i choose to change my lights...
Would suggest HID if you really want bright and white.
Most blue-coat halogen bulbs' light throw are very lousy due to the light being 'blocked' on the way out.
Do PM me if you're interested in getting HID.
soulaffection;314582 said:i don't really know the differences except that some are probably brighter... and which is better or nicer? cos i dun wanna waste money for something lousy although it may not be much la but still all the time wasted getting it done.. i wan my car to look more sporty so i guess the lights should be bright..i saw a car that day that had really nice lights..it was a really nice strong beam that really made the car stand out.. so if anyone can help me, pls do give me ur opinions before i make a final choice... thanks!
Would suggest HID if you really want bright and white.
Most blue-coat halogen bulbs' light throw are very lousy due to the light being 'blocked' on the way out.
Do PM me if you're interested in getting HID.
Re: pls give some advise before i choose to change my lights...
If you plug and play a HID kit, it will be very glaring. Either you get a proper HID projector system or you can aim the headlights downwards.
It is true that normal blue coat halogen lightbuls have lousy throw, but don't think its due to light being "blocked out" but rather that, halogen's need more power for the eqiuivalent amount of light. Also high colour temperature light has high frequency but low energy, so the throw is less than say a normal bulb emitting yellow light
martinsylim;316384 said:Would suggest HID if you really want bright and white.
Most blue-coat halogen bulbs' light throw are very lousy due to the light being 'blocked' on the way out.
Do PM me if you're interested in getting HID.
If you plug and play a HID kit, it will be very glaring. Either you get a proper HID projector system or you can aim the headlights downwards.
It is true that normal blue coat halogen lightbuls have lousy throw, but don't think its due to light being "blocked out" but rather that, halogen's need more power for the eqiuivalent amount of light. Also high colour temperature light has high frequency but low energy, so the throw is less than say a normal bulb emitting yellow light
martinsylim
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Re: pls give some advise before i choose to change my lights...
Yes, aligning the lights downwards is the easiest way to overcome the missing projector...
Correct!
marklee;316414 said:
Yes, aligning the lights downwards is the easiest way to overcome the missing projector...
marklee;316414 said:
Correct!
Re: pls give some advise before i choose to change my lights...
no sweat Ben, normal road blocks won't kena one lah...unless its a ROV op.
the only bummer is when u go for inspection, u can ask around for the more relaxed ones lo...but just a word of advice, the "relaxed" inspection center i go to annually this year also quite on the ball, opening up my hood to check which they didn't do for the past years. heng ah i already removed some mods myself...haha
no sweat Ben, normal road blocks won't kena one lah...unless its a ROV op.
the only bummer is when u go for inspection, u can ask around for the more relaxed ones lo...but just a word of advice, the "relaxed" inspection center i go to annually this year also quite on the ball, opening up my hood to check which they didn't do for the past years. heng ah i already removed some mods myself...haha
Re: pls give some advise before i choose to change my lights...
ahaha... my front lights need changing too liao.... one of them gonna give up soon....
spent some time reading and will be putting in Phillips Vision Plus bulbs...
dun really care bout those bulbs with "white lights" anymore, gonna go with brighter bulbs for proper effective lighting
*prev. E30 had Diamond vision and it IS true, the throw isn't as good as stock yellow bulbs*
here's an article on Vision Plus, gonna fit them in tonight
link-> Welcome to Carma Online - http://www.carma.com.sg
ahaha... my front lights need changing too liao.... one of them gonna give up soon....
spent some time reading and will be putting in Phillips Vision Plus bulbs...
dun really care bout those bulbs with "white lights" anymore, gonna go with brighter bulbs for proper effective lighting
*prev. E30 had Diamond vision and it IS true, the throw isn't as good as stock yellow bulbs*
here's an article on Vision Plus, gonna fit them in tonight
link-> Welcome to Carma Online - http://www.carma.com.sg
