law needs tweeking too because there are 100s of lamps that can be converted that do pass an mot and don't dazzle or glare
Globe relector? I can't seem to find information about that anywhere.
Matter of opinion Dave.
You watched the vid? With it up against the wall? Its not about glare, its about light defraction and scatter.
And before you moan at me, I'm all for after market ones in cars like the mk2 punto with the globe relector headlamp units, its when you get plonkers putting them in new GP's with standard reflectors for headlamps that I get p!ssed off.
i enjoy blinding people! problem? lol
Blind people coming towards you at a closing speed of 120mph :devil:
Stokes up fire
mer mer mer
i enjoy blinding people! problem? lol
Contradiction much?haha, at least mine are alligned correctly, i never get flashed by anybody for them, beam pattern is pretty spot on tbh
Contradiction much?
Yes.your a bellend much?
iv fitted hids in every car for 2 years, never had a problem and always pulled over.
punto mk1
punto mk2
ford ka
uno turbo
bravo
and i have 10,000k (blue)
Although I agree with your points, that was well patronising! :devil:"Never had a problem and always pulled over"? I'd call "always pulled over" a big problem...
Beau, the above is exactly why aftermarket HID's get a bad reputation. Two, if not three of the cars you listed have headlight units totally unsuitable for HID's. You also fitted 10,000K (blue) units? So not only do you fit HID's that are far too powerful (and most probably not E marked and therefore illegal) you also have a blue tint to them when the law clearly states that only white or yellow light at the front of the car is allowed?
HID's are acceptable in cars with headlight units designed to take them and correctly aligned. Those who fit kits to unsuitable headlight units, even more so if they're not aligned properly, are little more than selfish and inconsiderate towards other road users. And those that think it is funny to blind other drivers with illegal HID's don't deserve to have a licence at all.
well thats what you get when you have a loud exhaust lol"Never had a problem and always pulled over"? I'd call "always pulled over" a big problem...
Beau, the above is exactly why aftermarket HID's get a bad reputation. Two, if not three of the cars you listed have headlight units totally unsuitable for HID's. You also fitted 10,000K (blue) units? So not only do you fit HID's that are far too powerful (and most probably not E marked and therefore illegal) you also have a blue tint to them when the law clearly states that only white or yellow light at the front of the car is allowed?
HID's are acceptable in cars with headlight units designed to take them and correctly aligned. Those who fit kits to unsuitable headlight units, even more so if they're not aligned properly, are little more than selfish and inconsiderate towards other road users. And those that think it is funny to blind other drivers with illegal HID's don't deserve to have a licence at all.