look what came in the mail today!

[maximumangle]

anybody happen to have pics of 55w and 35w to compare diff in brightness? no point in spending more $$ and risk popping fuses all the time if the benefits arent that great, right?

[tg318is]

the 35W are bright enough.. theres no real need for 55W

[SFGadgetGuy]

Here's a comparison I found on e46fanatics

http://forum.e46fanatics.com/showthread.php?p=7533631

My 45k in my odyssey are very bright already if you go any brighter you'll just be attracting the attention of the police.

All non-factory HID are not DOT approved so I'd rather not get pulled over myself.

[maximumangle]

i guess ill go 35w. more money to put towards slim CCFL's :nice:

[nando]

anybody happen to have pics of 55w and 35w to compare diff in brightness? no point in spending more $$ and risk popping fuses all the time if the benefits arent that great, right?

you aren't going to pop any fuses with 55w unless your electrical system is screwy

never had a problem with police or anyone being blinded by me either. proper aiming FTW.

[robrez]

lol... onto the pictarsssss





the garage was pitch black... looks like its midday!

and sorry for crappy cell phone pics

Congrats on the install, but unless you car was parked at an incline, you need to aim those suckers downward.

[tg318is]

Congrats on the install, but unless you car was parked at an incline, you need to aim those suckers downward.

yeah its on a hill.. they actually point like 2-3m ahead of me.

[Unearth078]

never mind

[clavinZERO]

Shameless plug for my DIY as a reference for those who have either Euro or US ellipsoid headlights... procedure is the same, only difference being H1 fitment or 9005/9006 fitment bulbs.

http://www.r3vlimited.com/board/showthread.php?t=132990