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I installed my Polarg M6 lights today, and was very very impressed. They match my HID's almost identically. There is a definate difference between these, and the tiny blue lights i bought from lextasy.com. I didn't have any real problems with the install as far as cutting or taking anything out, or breaking any of the bulbs. Long Skinny Hands will do the trick.
will polarg M4 match my 01 oem hids? m6 look great too, but they seem whiter than stock hids. I also don't like the fact that m6 is 10w higher than oem.
can you see the blue bulb during day when lights off?
it took me awhile to notice how mismatched this looks at night
The "tiny blue lights" from lextasy are LEDs. And i found them very weak and disappointing. They're marketed as daylight running lights, but (as you already know) they just replace the PARKING lights.
The "tiny blue lights" from lextasy are LEDs. And i found them very weak and disappointing. They're marketed as daylight running lights, but (as you already know) they just replace the PARKING lights.
you wouldn't expect them to know anything abour our cars anyway
One of the reason why your bulb might be peeling because when touching with bare hand will leave a natural oil coating from your fingers causing the area to heat p, and lift.
One of the reason why your bulb might be peeling because when touching with bare hand will leave a natural oil coating from your fingers causing the area to heat p, and lift.
I use a clean cloth to handle all bulbs no matter how small or cheap they are. It's just a common practice of mine that I have been doing since I was a kid, so I know that couldn't be the reason.