Headlights
#11
That was my point..the limit was so high I never got in trouble.
Except for one ahole that objected to the two driving lights on my 280Z and two fog lights. I pointed out that many cars have four headlights and fogs so I was not illegal. Had to get his supervisor though. Guy went through my brakes with a fine tooth comb...got squat because I had new pads.
Except for one ahole that objected to the two driving lights on my 280Z and two fog lights. I pointed out that many cars have four headlights and fogs so I was not illegal. Had to get his supervisor though. Guy went through my brakes with a fine tooth comb...got squat because I had new pads.
Sorry you have (get to? :P) to get screwed over by crap like that
#12
Yea I noticed lol but there's only one type of HID lol any links to fog light lenses for a good price on an 01 A6? These ones I have are kinda foggy and I want a colored one . Or is that illegal? Want blue ones lol match the paint.
#13
For the blue color, yes it's probably illegal. I think ~5000k and below are probably the only legal ones (white down to yellowing white, think halogen color). With that said, I was asking Daniel Stern about selective yellow fog lights and he suggested instead buying Metal Cast paint by DupliColor ( http://www.duplicolor.com/products/metalCast/ ) and painting them myself. He said to let each coat "flash off" first, basically almost dry all the way, before the next and to make it a couple coats darker then what looks right.
You'll probably be disappointed in look of the light afterwards in the sense that YOU the driver probably won't be able to see much of any of it projected in front of you. (Can hardly see the fog light anyway with 2100 lumen bulbs) Also, it'll probably look weird being blue when you have white headlights just six inches or so above them... mismatched. (And don't buy high K HID bulbs unless you want to run over something because as soon as it's dark and rains you'll have reduced your light to casting like 15 feet in front of your car...)
#14
I meant one color hahah. But thanks. And I want to see farther but with the laws here I can't get a lot of the good ****. But I make do . I need to adjust my headlights they shine a bit to low.
#15
If you're talking high beams, order those bulbs I linked to. You should be able to get them shipped anywhere in the USA and like I said, I doubt you'll have any legal issues unless you have inspections OR you use them constantly when oncoming traffic is around and happen to **** off a cop with them.
#16
I'm in tutah the blues and yellows are all illegal. We're lucky to be able to tint the lights lol and irk if I like HID they're expensive and not all that much better then a good bulb. Supposed to last a lot longer tho. Guess I'll find out. But every time I see a car drive by with blur lights or yellow dogs they are pulled over doe the road. I want to maximize visibility but plain white is boring haha I'll try Phillips. I can't remember what brand of HID I got. It's been a minute.
#17
Where are you? The standard alignment for the A6's HIDs are pretty good when you have genuine philips HID bulbs. 6k+ lumens does a pretty good job with the road... by far the best headlights I've been behind. (Though to be honest I haven't driven any new cars with HIDs)
If you're talking high beams, order those bulbs I linked to. You should be able to get them shipped anywhere in the USA and like I said, I doubt you'll have any legal issues unless you have inspections OR you use them constantly when oncoming traffic is around and happen to **** off a cop with them.
#18
I'm in tutah the blues and yellows are all illegal. We're lucky to be able to tint the lights lol and irk if I like HID they're expensive and not all that much better then a good bulb. Supposed to last a lot longer tho. Guess I'll find out. But every time I see a car drive by with blur lights or yellow dogs they are pulled over doe the road. I want to maximize visibility but plain white is boring haha I'll try Phillips. I can't remember what brand of HID I got. It's been a minute.
From my understanding selective yellow wasn't illegal anywhere in the USA, but maybe that's changed, or maybe it's only for fog lights... The HID bulbs that are yellow though probably aren't good quality, I don't think philips makes any tinted like that.
#19
AudiWorld Super User
Perhaps if we hang in there a couple more years or even less LED conversions will be available. The new LED headlights on the 2015A6 are interesting. And laser headlights are in the near future.
#20
I hear laser might not be allowed on the streets. Only track and courses. Lol
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