Bulb Types - SS Fog Lights
#11
nokya
i actually just put in the nokya arctic white h13's in and im really satisfied with the look and lighting. much brighter and have a nice slight blue tint. dont order the H11's though because they dont have the three plastice fins at the base that are needed to twist the bulb into place. had to send mine back
#12
i actually just put in the nokya arctic white h13's in and im really satisfied with the look and lighting. much brighter and have a nice slight blue tint. dont order the H11's though because they dont have the three plastice fins at the base that are needed to twist the bulb into place. had to send mine back
#14
Are those just bulbs or did you use a HID conversion Kit? Either way it looks like what I am trying to accomplish. If they are normal H13 and H11 replacement bulbs please share with what you got. I do not want to go through the trouble of converting to HID just to get closer to the look for both appearance and I like the way they light up the road.
Last edited by HillsdaleHHR; 06-27-2008 at 07:01 PM. Reason: Removed pics from quote
#15
i actually just put in the nokya arctic white h13's in and im really satisfied with the look and lighting. much brighter and have a nice slight blue tint. dont order the H11's though because they dont have the three plastice fins at the base that are needed to twist the bulb into place. had to send mine back
Pic On Amazon of the Nokya H11
I took apart my inside fender and pulled the bulbs to be sure tonite and they look fine.
#17
Those look great. Where did you order the kit from? I was looking at the H13 Bi-Xenon HID Conversion Kit & Fog Light Kit from Plasmagarage. I'm glad you posted pics because that is the look I wanted.
How bright does the road look now? Is it really that much of a difference? Thanks!
#18
Of course they are bright I see alot more than usually...Been having the headlights just did the Fog's today....
#19
Mind snapping some pictures of how/where you hid the ballasts? I had 6000k HIDs on my tC and will probably go the same route with the HHR. I like the idea of yellow for the fogs, so I'll probably look around for a decent set of non-HID yellows for down there. How hard/easy are the fog bulbs to change? (going to pick up the car in about half an hour, haven't looked yet...)
edit - I also just read that H13 conversion kits require splicing the OEM headlight plug. Could you run through what you did for that (or just PM me since it's kind of off topic here)? Finally, and again I don't have the car right now to look at so I'll just ask, do you have to disable or bypass any daytime running light features? Thanks in advance.
edit - I also just read that H13 conversion kits require splicing the OEM headlight plug. Could you run through what you did for that (or just PM me since it's kind of off topic here)? Finally, and again I don't have the car right now to look at so I'll just ask, do you have to disable or bypass any daytime running light features? Thanks in advance.
#20
Mind snapping some pictures of how/where you hid the ballasts? I had 6000k HIDs on my tC and will probably go the same route with the HHR. I like the idea of yellow for the fogs, so I'll probably look around for a decent set of non-HID yellows for down there. How hard/easy are the fog bulbs to change? (going to pick up the car in about half an hour, haven't looked yet...)
edit - I also just read that H13 conversion kits require splicing the OEM headlight plug. Could you run through what you did for that (or just PM me since it's kind of off topic here)? Finally, and again I don't have the car right now to look at so I'll just ask, do you have to disable or bypass any daytime running light features? Thanks in advance.
edit - I also just read that H13 conversion kits require splicing the OEM headlight plug. Could you run through what you did for that (or just PM me since it's kind of off topic here)? Finally, and again I don't have the car right now to look at so I'll just ask, do you have to disable or bypass any daytime running light features? Thanks in advance.