Will post pics on sat or sun of my car with all my recent mods
LED Sidelights
- KennyPOLO_Gti
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Thanks mat, am very chuffed with them too!KennyPOLO_Gti wrote:I got these ones from hid4u, think there the same as ultraled ones:
501 LED High Power 1W Upgrade Bulb
http://www.hids4u.co.uk/store/product.p ... t=6&page=1
So i dont need the load resistor then!? thank god a neva went a fitted it or attempted too!
Click the link on the quote above for them.
Cheers for that mate. Managed to wiggle my fingers round and pop them out!
Am very impressed with them compared to standard. Will try and get a pic up later of standard vs led! Although they dont look like they'll be anywhere near as bright as what yours are Kenny!
How easy are the Fog light bulbs to change? Now i've got Hid dipped beams and white LED sidelights, its begging for whiter fogs and high beams....even though i'd rarely use them!!!
Am very impressed with them compared to standard. Will try and get a pic up later of standard vs led! Although they dont look like they'll be anywhere near as bright as what yours are Kenny!
How easy are the Fog light bulbs to change? Now i've got Hid dipped beams and white LED sidelights, its begging for whiter fogs and high beams....even though i'd rarely use them!!!
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I've got some for sale funnily enough!M@Turner wrote: How easy are the Fog light bulbs to change? Now i've got Hid dipped beams and white LED sidelights, its begging for whiter fogs and high beams....even though i'd rarely use them!!!
http://www.tigerstyle.co.uk/poloforum/v ... hp?t=35050
Not great pics but gives you an idea!




Here's a pic of old sidelight compared to HID's!!!

So much better!!!
Only problem is now, i've got some condensation in my drivers side headlight. Anyone have any ideas how to get rid of this???
I know why its happened, and will correct the problem, just need help on how to get rid of the moisture!!!




Here's a pic of old sidelight compared to HID's!!!

So much better!!!
Only problem is now, i've got some condensation in my drivers side headlight. Anyone have any ideas how to get rid of this???
I know why its happened, and will correct the problem, just need help on how to get rid of the moisture!!!
Get a sachet of silica gel and put it into the headlightM@Turner wrote: Only problem is now, i've got some condensation in my drivers side headlight. Anyone have any ideas how to get rid of this???
I know why its happened, and will correct the problem, just need help on how to get rid of the moisture!!!
I'm getting some new sidelights soon too. I'm just worried about matching the colour 4300k of my xenons - the sites I've looked at don't mention what colour their sidelights are
Thats what i was thinking! Work in a shop so have easy access to packets of silica. Its in nearly every packaged footwear box plus clothing too!8080 wrote:Get a sachet of silica gel and put it into the headlightM@Turner wrote: Only problem is now, i've got some condensation in my drivers side headlight. Anyone have any ideas how to get rid of this???
I know why its happened, and will correct the problem, just need help on how to get rid of the moisture!!!
I'm getting some new sidelights soon too. I'm just worried about matching the colour 4300k of my xenons - the sites I've looked at don't mention what colour their sidelights are
As for clolour match, i reckon these sidelights will be the closest possible to 4300k. If its normal Xenons you have, they're not as bright/blue as the HID kits myself and Kenny have fitted!
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Me!!!KennyPOLO_Gti wrote:So who is gonna try the silica gel then???
I've managed to roll up the packet of silica into what resembles a spliff shape and threaded these to some string! Had to roll them up otherwise they wont feed through the gap for the bulbs! Gonna leave them all day and see what comes of it, not using car today so fingers crossed it might work!
Any other ideas from people? Not expecting the silica to work really!


