Vf2 SS crap low beam

[blackve76]

Anyone else noted crap low beam lights, honest car is 4 yrs old 6800kms and driving home last night in country couldn't believe how bad the low beam is, high beam is great. My PX2 ranger was same. Time to get some better globes

 

[stooge]

Ended up smashing a set of nighteye leds in my lows and they have been good.
I had them in my highs for ages and they are like spotties.

 

[[paradox]]

yep they are garbage.
i remember just after i picked the car up we were driving back home semi rural, and my wife asked me if i had my lights on at all.

really wish holden would have put in the HIDs like the US cars

 

[blackve76]

yep they are garbage.
i remember just after i picked the car up we were driving back home semi rural, and my wife asked me if i had my lights on at all.

really wish holden would have put in the HIDs like the US cars

Yeh same it's almost like Parker's, ordered some Phillips crystal visions see how they go

 

[Skylarking]

yep they are garbage...

really wish holden would have put in the HIDs like the US cars

Me too... would have liked decent legal low beams with washers...

 

[Clay1391]

I've put a set of crystal clear whites in my low beam, too be honest it's a pain to put in but at least they are way better than standard.

 

[AAAC]

I have used this HID kit in 4300K temperature. Excellent fit and not overly bright. Still have a good cutoff. I have never been flashed. Have them professionally adjusted. As an aside, some Holden Equinox models come with HID headlights but without self-levelling or washers. I suspect, but could be wrong, that they are only required above a certain light output, either 1800 or 2000 lumens.
http://www.ae-international.com.au/...m-headlight-hid-conversion-kit-canbus-h7-35w/

 

[tommy_z]

Anyone had any experience with insurance companies if they have a LED or HID fitted in the lens? Don't want to be involved in an incident and be told that I'm not covered due to unroadworthy lights.
Assuming I will be fine with Highway Patrols provided I'm not acting like a hoon...

 

[_R_J_K_]

Worth checking the alignment beforehand as well to see if they're pointing lower than before.

 

[stooge]

Anyone had any experience with insurance companies if they have a LED or HID fitted in the lens? Don't want to be involved in an incident and be told that I'm not covered due to unroadworthy lights.
Assuming I will be fine with Highway Patrols provided I'm not acting like a hoon...

if they were a factor in causing the accident then you would be in hot water.