Today I pulled out my stock 4300K Bulbs and swapped in some 6000K D2S.

I am very happy with the results. I have had 6000K HID Fogs for almost a year now, and I hated the stock 4300K HID's.









If you didn't notice, my lowbeams have been adjusted up a bit because I wanted to actually be able to use the headlight adjustment knob, also, my car is lowered which I wanted to compensate for this with a higher headlight aim.

PS: That rear end shot shows my now *complete* exterior LED conversion.

 

looks great! very bright

 

awsome thanks for the pics def gonna grab these

 

how did you adjust them?

 

I adjusted them using a 10mm socket and my fingers. There is a 'how too' on evolutionm.net. Beware the gears slip and you have to help them with your fingers. I had a huge blister on my thumb from this for a week. It was WELL worth it I love the aim I have now. This was done last November after I lowered my car (I have megan adjustable coilovers)

 

I did that adjustment a few years ago and made sure they didn't slip but it keeps readjusting back to stock level. Now, each time I turn my lights on they bop up and down for a couple of minutes. O well.

 

I don't know, I have had it aimed this way since Nov 07, it's stayed the same for me.

 

Nice light man. where and how much you got them for?

 

"Euro Dezigns"

 

with your 6000K Fogs, they're super bright. Nice, HID all the way! I have HID kits on all my cars, never use halogen again.

 

nice. these would come in handy on nj streets.

 

I want to do the highbeams but I just cant find a damn place to put the ballasts. Where are you guys putting your foglight ballasts? I have mine hidden in the corner but its too hard to explain where. I would love to see some ballast-placement-photos.

 

damn, that is bright

 

Those are bright. I would like to do that. $130 is not bad.

 

I cant stand bright lights like that. There was a car coming at me with bright lights, so I flashed my brights because I thought theirs was on. Before they even flashed their brights I was pretty much blind. Too bright of lights are just too dangerous imo.