HID for TLS Fogs
HID for TLS Fogs
For the life of me I can't understand why the TLS comes with incandescent fogs instead of a matching HID. Is there any way to get the color temperature closer to the headlights?
I think Sylvania (makers of our Xenons) is making a HID kit especially for the fogs. You can't just stick a HID bulb into a normal socket. For HID you need a ballast and other stuff to make it work. The kit looks awesome but is pricey. Plus its color temperature is even higher so it won't truly match our lowbeams. I think you're better off putting PIAA 9006 "Super-White" Halogens in...lot cheaper too.
Originally posted by bioyuki
I think Sylvania (makers of our Xenons) is making a HID kit especially for the fogs. You can't just stick a HID bulb into a normal socket. For HID you need a ballast and other stuff to make it work. The kit looks awesome but is pricey. Plus its color temperature is even higher so it won't truly match our lowbeams. I think you're better off putting PIAA 9006 "Super-White" Halogens in...lot cheaper too.
I think Sylvania (makers of our Xenons) is making a HID kit especially for the fogs. You can't just stick a HID bulb into a normal socket. For HID you need a ballast and other stuff to make it work. The kit looks awesome but is pricey. Plus its color temperature is even higher so it won't truly match our lowbeams. I think you're better off putting PIAA 9006 "Super-White" Halogens in...lot cheaper too.
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I used work in a camera store a long time ago. Anyway, we sold halogen projector bulbs, and the funny thing about those bulbs is you had to be very careful not to touch them with your fingers.
The oil from your fingers gets on the bulb and causes it to heat unevenly, which causes it to burn out quicker. Maybe the problem people are having with their halogen fogs is the same thing?
The oil from your fingers gets on the bulb and causes it to heat unevenly, which causes it to burn out quicker. Maybe the problem people are having with their halogen fogs is the same thing?
Originally posted by daverman
I'd settle for "superwhite" halogens. Are the PIAA 9006's drop-in replacements for the fog bulbs?
I'd settle for "superwhite" halogens. Are the PIAA 9006's drop-in replacements for the fog bulbs?
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Originally posted by bioyuki
Yes the 9006s are drop in replacements. And yes you have to be very careful when putting them in not to touch them with your fingers.
Yes the 9006s are drop in replacements. And yes you have to be very careful when putting them in not to touch them with your fingers.
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Jul 16, 2017 07:33 AM


Dunno maybe just my dumb luck.
