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i really wish all the lights, the running lights and fog lights, were the same color or at least a bright white...now you have 3 different colors illuminating...
too bad we didn't have a choice in fog light color
Originally posted by j1mb0x99 You do have a choice in the fog light colors.
There is Blue Tint, Multi-Color Tint, and clear.
Sure, if you buy them as accessories. But the standard fitment foglights that come with every package except the base model (in the US) come in white only.
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2005 RX-8 Velocity Red Sport delivered 12/05 returned at lease end 12/07
Am i the only one that notices that on the horizon of the beam, towards the middle it slants down for no reason? It does it on mine also, and it pisses me off, i wish it was a strait beam of light. Does anyone know why it does this?
Am i the only one that notices that on the horizon of the beam, towards the middle it slants down for no reason? It does it on mine also, and it pisses me off, i wish it was a strait beam of light. Does anyone know why it does this?
Possibly to reduce the amount of light hitting oncoming drivers in the face.
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Well, I suspect so the lights don't totally blind the driver in front of you. But I also thought they had an auto-leveling feature to keep the headlights pointed at the road no matter the angle of the car. That way you can see going up hills and such, instead of the beams of light shooting over the crest.
Originally posted by bassik277 Am i the only one that notices that on the horizon of the beam, towards the middle it slants down for no reason? It does it on mine also, and it pisses me off, i wish it was a strait beam of light. Does anyone know why it does this?
It's called a Z-beam, and all good lights do it. It's designed to cast more light on the near side of the road without dazzling oncoming traffic.
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1973 RX-3
1975 RX-3
1979 RX-7
1985 RX-7 GSL-SE
2004 RX-8 Winning Blue Sport Ordered 1/8/03; Delivered 7/25/03 ; Returned 10/21/03
2005 RX-8 Velocity Red Sport delivered 12/05 returned at lease end 12/07
Of course you can change the bulb in the foglight. You just need to take the bulb out and find out what type it is. I changed my blinker in the back to red instead of orange.
mine are blue 2 and ive only been used for show.. cars never been driving in the dark yet
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This is kind of funny, because on the left, after the little drop-off, my lights have a yellow cast on the top. On the right, it's blue/purple.
Anyway, somewhere in the forum, there is a post about the Xenons having a break-in period. Whether that's true or not, I don't know.
And I don't think you'll have ANY confusion knowing whether or not you have the xenons--there really is no comparison. I can honestly say I will never drive another car that has halogen headlights voluntarily.
Well
my light is definitely Xenon
It is really white and bright
But the only thing is the top part of the light are kind of yellow
It doesnt effect much
but I just dont like any yellow on my light
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6 spd manual
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