Is Xeon HID.. and rx8 leather pack...?
01-23-2007, 08:42 AM
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Is Xeon HID.. and rx8 leather pack...?
are they the same thing??
or different??
like... stock rx8 leather pack one... and
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Mazda...QQcmdZViewItem
and Xenon HID one...
can anyone tell me..what is the difference...and what k it is using...
or different??
like... stock rx8 leather pack one... and
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Mazda...QQcmdZViewItem
and Xenon HID one...
can anyone tell me..what is the difference...and what k it is using...
01-23-2007, 04:25 PM
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1. non factory standard
2. will mazda accept this mod and will support the warranty?
3. has it been approved for aust use? (for some reasons I cant remember the term generally used
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2. will mazda accept this mod and will support the warranty?
3. has it been approved for aust use? (for some reasons I cant remember the term generally used
)
01-23-2007, 05:20 PM
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HID in the standard leather pack is the D2S 35W. Don't know the stock K but it will be around 4000K if not less.
Conversion kit is ok but it will never like factory ones
. Mazda one fits nicer... and bolted on. You have to secure the ballast so I think I will find someone professionally done.
Now I tempted to put it on my wife's car.... damn then i have to change all the other bulb....
I don't think there will be warranty to the headlight anymore though.
ADR, EZZY???
A lot of people has it and certainly they have been used for years?
Conversion kit is ok but it will never like factory ones
. Mazda one fits nicer... and bolted on. You have to secure the ballast so I think I will find someone professionally done.Now I tempted to put it on my wife's car.... damn then i have to change all the other bulb....
I don't think there will be warranty to the headlight anymore though.
ADR, EZZY???
A lot of people has it and certainly they have been used for years?
01-23-2007, 05:57 PM
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Originally Posted by takahashi
R is for rules?
Australian Design Rules?
ADR rules will be australian design rule's rule????
Australian Design Rules?
ADR rules will be australian design rule's rule????
yeah, its abit like ATM machine isnt?
01-23-2007, 07:24 PM
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LOL, I'm sure there's some practical aspect as to why someone would want to use blue fog lights ...
... probably to enhance glare? Not sure ...
Useless fact ... amber lights actually help you see the lines on the road on silty foggyish days. I miss my amber foglights ... I really really do! I think that anything in the white spectrum will pass ADR, but any other colour won't.
... probably to enhance glare? Not sure ...
Useless fact ... amber lights actually help you see the lines on the road on silty foggyish days. I miss my amber foglights ... I really really do! I think that anything in the white spectrum will pass ADR, but any other colour won't.
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