HID Foggy Fun

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those are really good pictures, that first picture looks very artistic lol, like it should be in a museum or something.
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I am jealous of the HID projector Flatline.... :) Very very clean Taras...
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wow...looking at your light beans..makes me more assured that my lights are way way aimed to high lol, ill fix that tomorrow hehe got any pics of the high beams?
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High Beam Picture is kind of useless in the fog. One day I will snap one in the dark without fog. Here you go: Dual High Beams - Xenon and Halogen. Halogens are aimed too high.
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So how are your HIDS in fog and snow? My friends TSX came with some nice ones... but they are so damn bright that in fog or snow you can't see a thing. We went to go see a movie in ottawa (45min highway drive) and on the way back the visibility was bad. We took 2 cars, the TSX and a cavalier.... the cavalier kicked the TSX's a-- on the way back because the TSX couldn't see s---, had to do like 80kph on the 401. The low beams on the TSX are equal to high beams on a normal car... very bad for fog/snow, cant see 10 feet in front of you.
In normal conditions they kick a-- though.
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TSX HID's are bright and good. But why would you drive faster than 80kph in very poor visibility? Yes HID'S will reflect more in fog, snow and rain, but with a sharp cut-off, they have less glareback in poor weather. I like my HID's beacuse I can see better than my old lights. But I do agree that good Halogen lights in good optics are better in poor weather due to their colour rendering index. My fogs will be yellow soon, and I will use them in poor weather in conjunction with HID's, like Lexus. Disagree that HID's of TSX are like high beams of a hormal car. They would be focused differently. May be you guys in Cavalier had more of a death wish than the friend in a TSX or he tried to use his high beams in the fog ;(

Just had snow here and HID's were awesome. Don't mind them in a fog, but then I don't drive fast in the fog. Much better in the rain too, although black roads suck.
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