HIDs and Narva Bulbs

vickybhai (vickybhai) 2012-05-31 11:08:14 +0500 #81

@all
I have Toyota Passo with factory fitted HIDs and fog lights...it has separate bulbs for high n low beam...in low beam there is HID but in highbeam there is a halogen bulb, so when i switch to highbeam both HID and halogen lights up....
i was thinking that can i put HID in high beam as well as in fog lights too???..

rohaansaeed (rohaansaeed) 2012-05-31 11:25:06 +0500 #82

HID in high is always not recommended, Halogen is best. HID bulbs need to warm up for a while before they reach their full potential. If you install HID in fog lights, it will ruin the beam pattern and destroy the purpose of fog lights, if you just want a change, its better to get a yellow spray for plastic and glass lenses and spray it over your fogs or get jdm yellow halogen bulbs for the fogs.

vickybhai (vickybhai) 2012-05-31 15:40:27 +0500 #83

@rohaansaeed

This is my stock setup of headlights

Low beam

High beam

High beam with Fogs

Low beam with fogs

umair.fayyaz (umair.fayyaz) 2014-03-03 09:54:58 +0500 #84

Hello experts,
Need your suggestions as I'm layman in these matters. Actually I have a Cultus 2005 and I'm planning to have some white lights for the headlight. Don't want to go for HID's as it's not wise to disturb other motorists . I have seen some forums here about Narva lights. Can you guide is it a good idea to have it .? I mean does it have glare that is dangerous for other motorists on road.

volverine (volverine) 2014-03-03 09:57:24 +0500 #85

Dear go for projectors wid hids will cost little more but works awsome.
Rest Piaa bulbs are gud but they are for 75$. And navra is useless phillips orignal one also cost 40$ so wise for u to for hids with projectors

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sarfraz121 (sarfraz121) 2014-04-12 16:58:16 +0500 #86

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