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April 5th, 2011 10:22 PM #1
Im planning to have a HID for me ae92.
Gusto ko kasi yung white yung color ng lights.
gusto ko din sana malaman if meron bang nabibili ng white halogen bulb? what it is called? and what preferable brand ang maganda?
Ano kaya mas advisable sa dalawa? the HID or the white halogen bulb if ever meron nito?
pasenya na po newbie lang pag dating sa cars.
TIA tsikoters.
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April 6th, 2011 09:51 AM #2
If you're just after the looks, there are halogen bulbs available that emit the white light you're looking for. These bulbs are tinted blue/light blue to give the white look, but since they're tinted, they're not as bright as non-tinted halogens.
If you're after the looks and the functionality, HID is the way to go. However, not just bolt-on/plug and play HID, but projector installed HID.
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April 22nd, 2011 12:24 PM #3
If you have a budget of 20k, get projector retrofits and slap those with HID.
If gusto mo cheap-upgrade lang, go for Philips XP or Osram Nightbreakers. Easily slappable sa stock headlights mo.
Kung nagsalpak ka naman ng HID bolt-on and start blinding the incoming traffic, expect paint scratches kung nahanap ko yun kotse nakapark :naughty2: hahaha..
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May 7th, 2011 02:12 AM #5
i do sell both halogen white color which are the tinted glass bulbs, and also sell hid's so far the feedbacks i get are HID is more expensive, but it's definitely brighter.
HID is the no.1 answer if you are not just after the looks(pogi points) but also want to have a clear and bright vision. safety purposes
pero kung pogi points lang habol mo pwede na halogen
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May 17th, 2011 04:09 PM #6
To produce a white light from a halogen bulb, the bulb casing must be coated to prevent or reduce the yellow part of the light to output, thus only showing the whitish to blue part of the light. Sadly a halogen bulb produces more light in the yellow spectrum than any other color, so by reducing the yellow spectrum, you are also reducing the majority of the light output. This is the reason why many using these bulbs complain that they can't see much of the road. The coating also creates more heat build up inside the bulb, causing the bulb to prematurely burn out.
Halogen lights main product is heat and light is just a byproduct, an HID on the other hand has a main product of light and heat is just a byproduct. So HID in general are more energy effecient than Halogens. Since there is less heat build up, HID tends to last longer.
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May 23rd, 2011 11:14 PM #7Pag pogi points go for Super white Halogen. Kapag Visibility sa gabi, HID ka na. Ang disadvantages nga lang sa Super White is poor visibility sa ulan at fog. Ito ang magandang combination, HID at Pure Yellow lights. Pogi points na, useful sa gabi lalo na yun yellow lights.
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May 24th, 2011 12:55 PM #8nag pakabit ako kahapon ng xenon super white. 900 petot. plus cleaning na 700 petot. pero dahil sinabe ko na studyante lang tapos sabay naman yung xenon super white at headlight cleaning naging 1.5k na lahat. share lang tsikoters.
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May 24th, 2011 04:01 PM #9
sana may projector. nakakaasar makasalubong yung mga naka hid tapos sabog.
yung super white naman na hid, useless daw pag maulan.
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Choice I would have made as well.:nod:
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