So dont hit rocks?
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09-09-2010
So dont hit rocks?
09-09-2010
Film might help but the plexy glass is probably the best option
09-09-2010
and the most tacky looking IMO
09-09-2010
i have blazertech's, they've been on my car for 2 years, no problems. I have heard that glass fogs/lights will crack and break because of the heat from the bulb soaking into the glass lens and then breaking/cracking when getting hit with cold elements such as snow cold rain... etc. Since HID bulbs burn hotter, i wouldn't put them in a light with a glass lens at all.
09-09-2010
Pretty sure everyone here is naturally an aggressive tailgater.Originally Posted by matt5112
09-09-2010
I'm not
09-09-2010
Guess it's hard to tailgate when your car doesn't run.
09-09-2010
**** you.... I'm going to mail you my #6 piston if it decides to **** off.
But you have to pay shipping....
09-09-2010
that would be funny as hell
09-09-2010
I got the same ones and both mine are cracked from rocks. idk what to do.Ok got done with the install. Here are the ones I got...
No too hard to put them in just had to get a little creative. I want it to be dark to I can see if there are any differences in output.
09-09-2010
So the blue fogs are going to be garbage because of cracking from hids and rocks? Probably why they're $30
09-09-2010
Well I'm gonna get some protective film for them so they last a little longer.
09-10-2010
I dont think the hids car causing them to break it the freakin rocks.
09-10-2010
Yea... how does an HID bulb break glass?.. I mean it gets a little warm... but my 55w kit isn't even as hot as my normal halogens were.. it's just that these are pure glass!
The autopia ones are awesome, I haven't had any problems with them, but the bolts are rusty now.. the halos don't work.. and you can't mount an HID bulb in there!
09-10-2010
Well Im hoping to put hids in my autozone fogs and if they go out just get a new set
02-15-2011
Better yet don't tailgate people, rocks don't have wings.
On another note I like the clear fogs listed here way more than the blue. I mean on a white, silver car the blue fogs would look good but I'm not rockin blue fogs on my red car.
Kinda wondering why you don't just buy 880 hid kit and relay harness from DDM and call it a day. Took all of 15 min to install, bulb fits into housing perfect and I've got almost 1/2 inch clearance from bulb tip and lens. I have plastic lenses in my 98, on initial burn I left them on for over 30 minutes not moving and they weren't even hot. Warm but definitely not melting anything.
To each his own, guess it all depends on what you like. Good info Naw
02-15-2011
The H3's put out more light compared to my stock fog lights and that's halogen to halogen comparison. The fog lights on my car looked to have had HID's in them cause they were melted lol
Too many people have stories of them melting, so I'm just gonna upgrade, still looking for the right housing cause the blue wouldn't look good on my red car. Thinking of Projector fogs. who knows lol
02-15-2011
so whats the best fog for your money that you can use a hid bulb in without burning.
02-16-2011
p6 projector from fleabay
02-16-2011
not being a projector. regular 4 inch
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