Legal white blueish headlights Options

[Marksmbln]

Bought 35watt 5000k hids from ddm tuning to put in my 94 celica gt but had to take them out after 2 days because all the flashers. Anyone know some headlights lights that look like 6000k that arent too bright. and are silverstar ultras really a blueish white color. thanks

[st94celica]

i feel like everyone is way overdoing the halogen housing if you angle the lights correctly it wont be too bad i drive daily and commonly see hid in older cars and am not blinded.... even if i was its for a minor second and im not BLINDED just its a bit bright lets not exagerate it.... if someone hit me and said it was due to my hid i would laugh thats a horrible excuse in lue of their inability to drive.
if you want to stick to your guns saying projectors are necessary then why not take all trucks/ suv off the road they are bright to me yet i live and have yet to complain.... sorry soccer moms ur SOL

[delusionz]

i feel like everyone is way overdoing the halogen housing if you angle the lights correctly it wont be too bad i drive daily and commonly see hid in older cars and am not blinded.... even if i was its for a minor second and im not BLINDED just its a bit bright lets not exagerate it.... if someone hit me and said it was due to my hid i would laugh thats a horrible excuse in lue of their inability to drive.
if you want to stick to your guns saying projectors are necessary then why not take all trucks/ suv off the road they are bright to me yet i live and have yet to complain.... sorry soccer moms ur SOL

I don't know what your local laws are, but if you're the one with HID's in a Halogen housing then it's your car that will get defected or whatever local law enforcement calls it, Over here that means your car wont be legally allowed on the road until it's fixed and inspected. Also your insurance would refuse to cover you for dangerous/illegal mods once they found out and investigate (these bastards are out to save their capitol more so than to fix your car) which means you'd be stuck with the cost of repairs for your own vehicle, while your insurance company tries to sue you for damage to the other vehicle.

It's really a cheap precursor for disaster, and just because it hasn't happened yet to you doesn't mean it never will.

You wont be laughing then...

I'm certainly not laughing when I'm coming around a corner at night and am blinded by some f**kwit driving a car like yours and I have to slam on the brakes because I can't see whether or not I'm going to cross over the centre line if I keep going.