anyone try LED conversion kit in high beam?
10-09-2018, 09:46 AM
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10-09-2018, 10:32 AM
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I would dearly love enhanced headlights in both my S2000 and new Ford Expedition but other than replacing the reflectors with projectors designed for LEDs or HIDs I've been able to find a solution for either, especially not the Honda, other than brighter halogens which retain the reflector's designed light pattern.
In the photos are the headlights mounted at the same height and orientation as in the car? Up/down angle will significantly change where the light goes. Loose lights sitting on a table (or wherever) in a non-level alley don't convince me of the practically of these bulbs in the S2000 reflector. A comparison of the beam patterns in the same reflector against a flat target will show where the light is going (or not going). White glare doesn't translate to down the road vision.
-- Chuck
In the photos are the headlights mounted at the same height and orientation as in the car? Up/down angle will significantly change where the light goes. Loose lights sitting on a table (or wherever) in a non-level alley don't convince me of the practically of these bulbs in the S2000 reflector. A comparison of the beam patterns in the same reflector against a flat target will show where the light is going (or not going). White glare doesn't translate to down the road vision.
-- Chuck
10-09-2018, 11:08 AM
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I would dearly love enhanced headlights in both my S2000 and new Ford Expedition but other than replacing the reflectors with projectors designed for LEDs or HIDs I've been able to find a solution for either, especially not the Honda, other than brighter halogens which retain the reflector's designed light pattern.
In the photos are the headlights mounted at the same height and orientation as in the car? Up/down angle will significantly change where the light goes. Loose lights sitting on a table (or wherever) in a non-level alley don't convince me of the practically of these bulbs in the S2000 reflector. A comparison of the beam patterns in the same reflector against a flat target will show where the light is going (or not going). White glare doesn't translate to down the road vision.
-- Chuck
In the photos are the headlights mounted at the same height and orientation as in the car? Up/down angle will significantly change where the light goes. Loose lights sitting on a table (or wherever) in a non-level alley don't convince me of the practically of these bulbs in the S2000 reflector. A comparison of the beam patterns in the same reflector against a flat target will show where the light is going (or not going). White glare doesn't translate to down the road vision.
-- Chuck
__________________
AP1 and AP2 Clear Headlight Diffusers!!! - Clear out your S2000 headlights!
LED Conversions for all S2000 lights
Keyhole Covers - Get the Shaved look
Oil Drain Valve - Easiest Oil Change ever!
_________
For LEDs for your other cars, head to our new website: SupernovaLEDs.com. Same great quality, easy-to-use website. Pick your car, we'll show you what fits.
AP1 and AP2 Clear Headlight Diffusers!!! - Clear out your S2000 headlights!
LED Conversions for all S2000 lights
Keyhole Covers - Get the Shaved look
Oil Drain Valve - Easiest Oil Change ever!
_________
For LEDs for your other cars, head to our new website: SupernovaLEDs.com. Same great quality, easy-to-use website. Pick your car, we'll show you what fits.
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