Christopher
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More of a query for those with hids, but I only just tried my high beam and noticed its yellow when on high beam? Is everyone's like this?
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FlaFFy_91
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sounds like youve got the wrong hid kit buddy
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Christopher
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Well tbf it is for a rover bit sure high beam still works off the same bulb for them lol
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DanCobb
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Rover?!
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IvIarkgraham
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it will be a different bulb
hid's will be shite for high beam because the take a few seconds to warm up
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Christopher
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Yes dan my friend had a rover 25 and they are basically the same so he gave me them! Not bothered tbh i think il just leave them as they are! Dont really need to use high beam for them so should be ok Thanks for replies guys
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Paul W
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Yup, will be the bulbs. A lot of the cheaper ones use normal halogen filaments for the high beam. Ones I have use one xenon filament with a reflector that moves so more light is reflected out for high beam.
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bigron1988
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quote: Originally posted by IvIarkgraham
it will be a different bulb
hid's will be shite for high beam because the take a few seconds to warm up
this, fitted them in my vectrs about 4 years ago and they were pants till they had been on for a few seconds, flashing them was pointless at first
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Christopher
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Thanks for the replies guys! Might aswell leave them as they are then if thats the case Ben/IvI
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Glen
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It might be the power of the bulbs the higher the K is the whiter the light output.
I've got 6000k and there a bright white output
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IvIarkgraham
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the higher the k doesnt mean how white they are
they are usually the whitest around 4300k after that they become more blue
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