HID Bulb change
And considering that HID's can take over a minute to "warm up" to full brightness, you flashing other cars will be like pointing a flashlight at them lol.
Throw the D2R in the low beam projectors, and pawn the other kit off to someone on craigslist or just return it. 5000K HID's should be a great improvement over the stock halogen lows, that's for sure.
Throw the D2R in the low beam projectors, and pawn the other kit off to someone on craigslist or just return it. 5000K HID's should be a great improvement over the stock halogen lows, that's for sure.
Just FYI, using my 2012 SE as a reference, stock HIDs are Osram D2S, not D2R. As a result, there is no black coating on the bulb that D2R bulbs typically have. Guess Mitsu wised up since 2011 and realized D2R in a projector makes no sense.
Last edited by XSTeknique; Aug 3, 2013 at 11:34 AM.
Awww, damn. I just realized what happened! Did I tell you the wrong bulb size in the other thread? I was under the impression that you had OEM HID's (confusing you and the OP of this thread).
Alright, I'm gunna merge the couple HID threads and gather up all the info.
Alright, I'm gunna merge the couple HID threads and gather up all the info.
Ok, well, I take that back. I can't actually find anywhere that I actually told you to order those, so IDK why I thought I did. Unfortunately, everything I can find says that the OEM low is 9005 for halogen or D2R for OEM HID, and H11 for high beams and fog lights.
Also, I can't help but laugh (sorry) that you ordered the wrong bulbs after you posted this:
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/10803958-post16.html
Also, I can't help but laugh (sorry) that you ordered the wrong bulbs after you posted this:
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