"BADUY" car thread

**Miles_on** · July 31st, 2022 11:06 AM

Originally Posted by Stigg ma

bulag

Yan yung tipong OGAG na bibili naman ng high powered na bumbilya/led for his lights kasi nadidiliman siya sa gabi...

Pareho sa mga naka suoer black tint sa windshield, tapos kulang daw ilumination ng ilaw niya at night...

**dr. d** · July 31st, 2022 11:11 AM

Originally Posted by Miles_on

Yan yung tipong OGAG na bibili naman ng high powered na bumbilya/led for his lights kasi nadidiliman siya sa gabi...

Pareho sa mga naka suoer black tint sa windshield, tapos kulang daw ilumination ng ilaw niya at night...

personal experience,
i purchased a used car.
it was 100% all-tinted. the front windshield was light tint only, however.
comparing it with my same-car-but-not-tinted,
the difference between tinted and not-tinted is significant, especially at night.
those who say otherwise, are, to say the least, "misguided".

**hardwang** · July 31st, 2022 12:23 PM

Originally Posted by dr. d

personal experience,
i purchased a used car.
it was 100% all-tinted. the front windshield was light tint only, however.
comparing it with my same-car-but-not-tinted,
the difference between tinted and not-tinted is significant, especially at night.
those who say otherwise, are, to say the least, "misguided".

Use clear tint. Clear tints still block UV.

**dr. d** · July 31st, 2022 12:28 PM

Originally Posted by hardwang

Use clear tint. Clear tints still block UV.

opo.
opo.
opo.
heh heh heh.

actually, i was thinking of tanggaling it completely, leaving only the upper 12 inches...

i also had multiple posts.
i think it was because it was taking a long time to "submit reply", that i pressed the button several times,
hence the several identical printed posts.
went back to erase and replace with "doubledouble".
hassle.

**hardwang** · July 31st, 2022 03:40 PM

Originally Posted by dr. d

opo.
opo.
opo.
heh heh heh.

actually, i was thinking of tanggaling it completely, leaving only the upper 12 inches...

i also had multiple posts.
i think it was because it was taking a long time to "submit reply", that i pressed the button several times,
hence the several identical printed posts.
went back to erase and replace with "doubledouble".
hassle.

oops. error ata sa website.

masakit sa balat pag walang tint. sa america meron sila nung 3M na super clear na halos wala na talagang tint. ewan ko bakit ang hirap maghanap ng ganun dito. mahiyain ata mga pinoy, ayaw makita mukha sa windshield haha

**dr. d** · July 31st, 2022 05:05 PM

Originally Posted by hardwang

oops. error ata sa website.

masakit sa balat pag walang tint. sa america meron sila nung 3M na super clear na halos wala na talagang tint. ewan ko bakit ang hirap maghanap ng ganun dito. mahiyain ata mga pinoy, ayaw makita mukha sa windshield haha

ayaw makita kung sinong chi-ching ang kasama nila...

**ice15** · August 1st, 2022 10:45 AM

Originally Posted by dr. d

personal experience,
i purchased a used car.
it was 100% all-tinted. the front windshield was light tint only, however.
comparing it with my same-car-but-not-tinted,
the difference between tinted and not-tinted is significant, especially at night.
those who say otherwise, are, to say the least, "misguided".

agree. my windshield is also tinted with the lightest shade available sa dealership namin.

the difference is significant (tinted vs not tinted)

Originally Posted by Miles_on

Yan yung tipong OGAG na bibili naman ng high powered na bumbilya/led for his lights kasi nadidiliman siya sa gabi...

Pareho sa mga naka suoer black tint sa windshield, tapos kulang daw ilumination ng ilaw niya at night...

ako naman... if its time to replace the bulb ng headlights ko, I replace it with more efficient LEDs. pero sinisigurado ko din na asintado sya.

yung iba kasi kabit lang ng kabit, di tinitignan kung tama yung direction ng ilaw nila.

**Stigg ma** · August 1st, 2022 02:24 PM

Originally Posted by ice15

agree. my windshield is also tinted with the lightest shade available sa dealership namin.

the difference is significant (tinted vs not tinted)

ako naman... if its time to replace the bulb ng headlights ko, I replace it with more efficient LEDs. pero sinisigurado ko din na asintado sya.

yung iba kasi kabit lang ng kabit, di tinitignan kung tama yung direction ng ilaw nila.

baket si osram at philips naka lagay sa website nila na hindi road legal ang LED headlight products nila, ano brand yan nilagay mo at naka pasa sila sa regulasyon?

**ice15** · August 1st, 2022 02:30 PM

Originally Posted by Stigg ma

baket si osram at philips naka lagay sa website nila na hindi road legal ang LED headlight products nila, ano brand yan nilagay mo at naka pasa sila sa regulasyon?

2010 pa ako huli nag palit... yung car ko ngayon ok pa headlights nya

although minsan naiisip ko palitan ng LED bulbs yung mga nasa likod.

**Stigg ma** · August 1st, 2022 02:34 PM

Originally Posted by ice15

2010 pa ako huli nag palit... yung car ko ngayon ok pa headlights nya

although minsan naiisip ko palitan ng LED bulbs yung mga nasa likod.

meron may gumawa ng testing and review ng LED lights sa youtube, failed ang majority, si osram and philips lang ang naka pasa plus 1 china made yata... kaya stick to regular filament bulbs ako