2003 Maxima HID Lighting
#2
Umm, to my knowledge, 03's all came with a stock HID source for the headlamps, didn't they?
And as for fogs, I personally use Xentec 35w fat ballasts. Those fat ballasts can withstand 120mph curb rash. I'm talking from experience. The slim ballasts will **** up on you, so don't bother with those. I was speeding down the highway and only noticed when I got off the highway and came to a red light that there was some sort of scraping noise coming from the passenger side. I pulled over to see what it was, and I found the damn ballast was dragging behind me the entire time. The best part is, IT WAS STILL WORKING... Until it got caught under my tire and got pulled off
Pics of the destruction with a comparison to a new ballast:
And as for fogs, I personally use Xentec 35w fat ballasts. Those fat ballasts can withstand 120mph curb rash. I'm talking from experience. The slim ballasts will **** up on you, so don't bother with those. I was speeding down the highway and only noticed when I got off the highway and came to a red light that there was some sort of scraping noise coming from the passenger side. I pulled over to see what it was, and I found the damn ballast was dragging behind me the entire time. The best part is, IT WAS STILL WORKING... Until it got caught under my tire and got pulled off
Pics of the destruction with a comparison to a new ballast:
#6
Headlight bulbs:
http://www.theretrofitsource.com/pro...ducts_id=19006
Fog light HID kit:
http://www.theretrofitsource.com/pro...oducts_id=3958
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http://www.theretrofitsource.com/pro...ducts_id=19006
Fog light HID kit:
http://www.theretrofitsource.com/pro...oducts_id=3958
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#9
I wouldn't go any higher than 4300. If you go higher up, you shift the visible light spectrum up higher into the UV range, and well us humans can't see UV light. 4300 gives the most usable light, especially if it's foggy and or raining at night.
#10
i thought it was closer to 5-6k that you lost usable light. is 4300 white-white, or does it have a cool white very slight blueish?
just bought my max like a week ago and the headlights dont even match, lol, gotta do something about this
just bought my max like a week ago and the headlights dont even match, lol, gotta do something about this
#11
ok..thanks fellas...so, by far, what is the BEST HID fog kit for a '03 Maxima?
and also, what is the best HID kit for headlights? ( my stock HIDs are old and lens is blurry ) also, what type? 4100k? 4200k? 5000k?
and also, what is the best HID kit for headlights? ( my stock HIDs are old and lens is blurry ) also, what type? 4100k? 4200k? 5000k?
#12
'03 Max HIDs for fog and stock HID headlights
ok..thanks fellas...so, by far, what is the BEST HID fog kit for a '03 Maxima?
and also, what is the best HID kit for headlights? ( my stock HIDs are old and lens is blurry ) also, what type? 4100k? 4200k? 5000k?
and also, what is the best HID kit for headlights? ( my stock HIDs are old and lens is blurry ) also, what type? 4100k? 4200k? 5000k?
#13
Headlight bulbs:
http://www.theretrofitsource.com/pro...ducts_id=19006
Fog light HID kit:
http://www.theretrofitsource.com/pro...oducts_id=3958
/thread
http://www.theretrofitsource.com/pro...ducts_id=19006
Fog light HID kit:
http://www.theretrofitsource.com/pro...oducts_id=3958
/thread
#15
I recently purchased the 5k bulbs and I like them. Look at pictures to see what you would like. As for the fogs....well IDK because I have never done them.
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