H7r hid
- Thread starter B3NZARMY
- Start date
Whats wrong too bright or not the right colour for you both or you saying i need projectors?? spill the jam as im not following a simple NOOOO answer.
Canbus leds do not matter in that age of car.
And hids in a normal headlight just dazzle oncoming traffic making it dangerous and inconsiderate.
And hids in a normal headlight just dazzle oncoming traffic making it dangerous and inconsiderate.
I have osram nightbreakers they give a nice even light with no shadows.
If you turn them on and stand where an oncoming car would be you will see how bad they are.
If you turn them on and stand where an oncoming car would be you will see how bad they are.
I also have H7R bulbs (55 watt Xenon), but in 4300k color. H7R are specific for normal (non-projector) headlights, these will NOT dazzle oncoming traffic! H7 Xenon bulbs in non-projector headlights will dazzle!
I would recommend keeping them, as they will be an improvement over halogen bulbs. You should stick with 4300k or 6000k. More blue equals less visible light. 4300k has the most visible light, 6000k slightly less, but has that "luxury" tint that a lot of people love (I couldnt care less, I just want to be able to see properly without dazzling anyone).
I would recommend keeping them, as they will be an improvement over halogen bulbs. You should stick with 4300k or 6000k. More blue equals less visible light. 4300k has the most visible light, 6000k slightly less, but has that "luxury" tint that a lot of people love (I couldnt care less, I just want to be able to see properly without dazzling anyone).
Last edited:
Thank you.
As i was told to get the h7r from a a few people on here,But i gets them and now I gets told there no good.
To be fair im going sell the car and leave the forum now sorry too all that have helped.
Car will be up for sale buy the weekend ive had enough already.
Last edited:
No prob, people dont know the difference between H7 and H7R. The piece of masking tape makes sure, the light is only projected on the road.
Good luck selling it! Dont believe everything you read on the internet, you will only know for sure by testing it yourself (like I did).
Xenon HID H7r beam pattern rightside by ND-Photo.nl, on Flickr
Xenon HID H7r beam pattern leftside by ND-Photo.nl, on Flickr
It gives the correct beam pattern (please note I live overseas in the Netherlands), so the beam pattern for the UK should be the other way around afaik.
Good luck selling it! Dont believe everything you read on the internet, you will only know for sure by testing it yourself (like I did).
Xenon HID H7r beam pattern rightside by ND-Photo.nl, on Flickr
Xenon HID H7r beam pattern leftside by ND-Photo.nl, on Flickr
It gives the correct beam pattern (please note I live overseas in the Netherlands), so the beam pattern for the UK should be the other way around afaik.
Last edited:
No prob, people dont know the difference between H7 and H7R. The piece of masking tape makes sure, the light is only projected on the road.
Good luck selling it!
That's how mine were.
Ill show you a pic asap when home from work just to clarify .
I dont mind but i payed 70 smakkers for these bulbs.
Last edited:
Cheers my fault for being a prat and putting the pic up.
should have just done whats best as i thought and sod even asking haters on here,
Haters? where has that come from?
Hid kits are illegal in the UK unless fitted with headlight washers and an auto leveling system.
I'm not hating purely advising.
Take it how you may.
Hid kits are illegal in the UK unless fitted with headlight washers and an auto leveling system.
I'm not hating purely advising.
Take it how you may.
IF fitted
you can run them in projector lights legally without washers and auto levelling
Bound to get ppl that are against hid's but as said h7r bulbs are for std headlamps & as long as you get the beam set right they won't dazzle
Similar threads
