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RE: Led headlight bulbs - Dum-Dum - 27-09-2013

(27-09-2013, 07:15 PM)WiNgNuTz Wrote: Dum-Dum - Have i missed something? Or are you referring to the HID argument?
HID argument mate.


RE: Led headlight bulbs - WiNgNuTz - 27-09-2013

Fair enough...i concur then. Wink

I was just gonna ignore them anyway! Tongue lol


RE: Led headlight bulbs - Piggy - 27-09-2013

dumdum...your very late to the party.

your splitting up an discusion after its ended!!! Tongue


RE: Led headlight bulbs - lolsteve - 27-09-2013

Just put SMD sidelights in the ZR because one bulb was blown so why not only cost £1.79 for both delivered. Very impressed with them and was looking into the dipped beam smd options today. Pretty much everyone is saying they're no good for real driving and they seem to be more for shows when you want to leave your lights on and not drain the battery or put in your foglights


RE: Led headlight bulbs - Piggy - 27-09-2013

if you are going to go for it, SMDs are not the option.

CREE leds are what you need.


RE: Led headlight bulbs - Connor - 27-09-2013

Just wait till theyve sussed single source lighting systems, minds will be blown!


RE: Led headlight bulbs - C.A.R. - 28-09-2013

You realise CREE is just a manufacturer of SMD LEDs right? Not a type of bulb...

One way of making LEDs brighter is to give them a ballast, similar to that of HIDs. They 'pulse' the light at a high frequency (it just looks constant to us) and it gives a greater light output. When captured on camera they can look as though they are flashing or not on at all (watch some ALMS /Sportscar races and you'll notice) this is because the camera is picking up more frames than we can see with the naked eye and capturing the bulbs between pulses...


RE: Led headlight bulbs - Connor - 28-09-2013

(28-09-2013, 08:22 AM)C.A.R. Wrote: You realise CREE is just a manufacturer of SMD LEDs right? Not a type of bulb...

One way of making LEDs brighter is to give them a ballast, similar to that of HIDs. They 'pulse' the light at a high frequency (it just looks constant to us) and it gives a greater light output. When captured on camera they can look as though they are flashing or not on at all (watch some ALMS /Sportscar races and you'll notice) this is because the camera is picking up more frames than we can see with the naked eye and capturing the bulbs between pulses...

You can also notice it on topgear lol


RE: Led headlight bulbs - 4WayDiablo - 28-09-2013

I have some HID H7R's which are capped HID's and from what my friends have said that have driven past me and sat in front of me, they're nowhere near as bad as proper HID's
However I do understand the law and Mot regulation. It doesn't bother me
(as I only use them for show and off road use)