Strictly, none of the above unless you have type-approved your quantum
with automatic level sensing and aim adjustment and headlight washers.
If you must, the 4300 will provide the perceived brightest light, in
spite of the boy-racer 'blue blue blue' look and will be least likely
to attract the at
K is for kelvin. This is the colour temp of the light. Nothing to do with power
as such.
I use 6500k lighting in my office, this is like sunlight very bright and some
would say harsh light.
I honestly think these HID lights factory fitted or otherwise should be banned.
They are blinding comi
The build manual I have was current when my former coupe was built, it was
no 99
This implies that no change is needed if you are using Fiesta Mkll XR2
driveshafts.
Michael
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Indeed; I forgot to mention this. There's an odd optical effect that
the bluer light *looks* brighter but the eye is less sensitive to blue
light. 4300K isn't much bluer than the standard 2700K incandescent or
3-3500K halogen lamps, but it is a noticeable difference.
Neil
On Dec 27, 3:26 pm, Matt
The main issue for non OEM fit HIDs even if the height is set correctly is the
massive amount of glare caused by the lack of good clean lenses and no washer
system to sort them out.
I looked at getting some myself but decided the side effects and the border
line legality made it not worthwhile
hi firstly a merry xmas and a happy new year to you all, just a quick
question has anyone ever fitted or thought about fitting xeron
headlamps to their quantums as i would like to fit some to my H4. The
only concern i have is the plastic cover that fits over the headlamp
on the bonnet with the poss
Hi - Hope you had a good Christmas.
I want to change my email for the group - how can I do that? I have
had a look on google and nothing obvious for me to do. Is it changed
centrally by the group?
Derek
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Hi, Neil and Mathew have said all the important stuff but having kicked off a
similar discussion some time ago, Ive been doing some testing of the "new"
extra efficient normal bulbs which claim to use Xenon rather than other gases.
These are onsale everywhere now and I believe are totally legal
Even some H4 bulbs can cause plastics in headlight covers to go opaque - as we
found with our old Mondeo. Non-UV bulbs need to be used.
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