HID's too bright?
#1
HID's too bright?
Does anyone with the HID's on the 2nd gen Outtie have problems with them being too bright? I have had like 3 people flash their brights at me, I am guessing because they thought my brights were on. It is pretty annoying, but I would hate to be blinding people with my HIDs.
#3
RE: HID's too bright?
Hi. Newbie here.
Are there any aftermarket projector-type auxiliary lamp that can replace the stock foglamps? Would like to retain the stock on/off switch for the foglamps.
How much are the OEM third row seats? Can't seem to find these being offered as an add-on option.
Thanks
Outie gurl
Are there any aftermarket projector-type auxiliary lamp that can replace the stock foglamps? Would like to retain the stock on/off switch for the foglamps.
How much are the OEM third row seats? Can't seem to find these being offered as an add-on option.
Thanks
Outie gurl
#4
RE: HID's too bright?
Valerie - I see you are new to the forum. I will start by saying welcome. Possibly you are new to forums in general, so I'm going to make a suggestion. You should start your own thread rather than "hijack" abrcrombe's thread. It is poor forum etiquette to lead someone else's thread off the original topic.
#8
RE: HID's too bright?
Maybe it's not that the HIDs are too bright, but that they aren't height adjusted properly. If they're too high, they can be extremely annoying. Do you carry any weight in the back of your vehicle? There's probably a reason people are flashing their brights at you.
#10
RE: HID's too bright?
Yeah I thought they were self adjusting as well. I don't carry anything extra in the back, and it is usually just me in the car. I can't remember for sure, but I think I recall an SUV flashing me as well. I am waiting until someone does it again so I can turn on the high beams to shut them up.
Valerie - It is hard to judge tone of voice online, so I hope you didn't take his friendly advice the wrong way.
Valerie - It is hard to judge tone of voice online, so I hope you didn't take his friendly advice the wrong way.