cu2 mods

[Fredoops]

.... Whats wrong with some plain old 4300's..... You see better with them
Anyway.

[MR_LATE]

6000k is the whitest. The higher you go, the more blue/purple it gets. I know 2 people with 12000k low beams, it's purple lol. Can't see sh*t

I know i know.. But trust me. Its really bright and not blue or purple. Its white

[MR_LATE]

I know i know.. But trust me. Its really bright and not blue or purple. Its white

6000 has a tinge of yello when you put next to 8000. Can we please refer it add 43 6 8 12 34 from now on? Cbf typing zeros

[Rudy]

For anyone who wants to keep it legal, yet improve light output , I recommend Philips HIR 2. Can get them cheap on Amazon (about $35-40 a pair shipped - they are like more than double that in Aus). They are very popular on US forums and apparently the best upgrade you can get for halogen reflectors thats still legal and wont produce glare. Colour is not true white, definitely more on the yellow spectrum but noticeably more white than stock.

My dads accord with stock halogen in stock housing


Mine with HIR2 halogen in stock housing

[Vaku]

damn ebay...
latest purchases.

gloss black pillar covers



painted roof spoiler



EZ lip (looks a bit shit in the photo.... anyway see how it goes)

[euRo_noob]

I bought the EZ lip. Looked not so good. Threw it out.

[MR_LATE]

I bought the EZ lip. Looked not so good. Threw it out.

that's an ugly lip. Kinda makes me feel that its ok to scratch it over drive ways and speed bumps

[Fredoops]

^^^^ pretty sure that the point of the thing, a scratch protector.

[MR_LATE]

I dunno. ain't gonna help if you're going to get a forward moving scratch ya.'mean?

[Fredoops]

I dunno. ain't gonna help if you're going to get a forward moving scratch ya.'mean?

scrape. not scratch.

[Vaku]

I bought the EZ lip. Looked not so good. Threw it out.

yeah just to experiment with curious to see the results on a black car

[redseven]

For anyone who wants to keep it legal, yet improve light output , I recommend Philips HIR 2. Can get them cheap on Amazon (about $35-40 a pair shipped - they are like more than double that in Aus). They are very popular on US forums and apparently the best upgrade you can get for halogen reflectors thats still legal and wont produce glare. Colour is not true white, definitely more on the yellow spectrum but noticeably more white than stock.
Mine with HIR2 halogen in stock housing

Damn that's bright! Kinda looks like Osram Nightbreakers... how would these Phillips compare? I've got a poverty-spec CU2 without xenons and I'd love to get more light out of the stock projectors without having to use a xenon kit.