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Old 02-08-2001, 02:26 PM
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Default Blue headlight

I want the blue tinted headlight that the BMW's and the SAAB's have. I bought a set that said "laser blue" or somthing; but when I put one in and left the standard in the other side, I could not tell the difference. What experiance have some of you had and what is the Band Name of goodones. I drive an F-150 ford.
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Old 02-08-2001, 03:38 PM
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Default Re: Blue headlight

Those bright, blue headlights on expensive cars and some trucks are xenon short-arc lamps.

Replacement bulbs aren't going to get you that exact same effect. The ones I've seen looks like they use a filter of some sort. And it's not very good because unfiltered light bleeds out the edges.

If you have a newer F150 I think you can get those xenon headlamps. The F250HD/F350 definitely has this option.

They are spendy. I don't have the website bookmarked anymore but there was one describing how to convert some Honda cars. If I remember right the lights ran $150-$200 each.
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Old 02-08-2001, 03:52 PM
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Hmmm... that's why I didn't do it. HID Xenon conversions - $700+ You might as well stick with souped up filamint headlights.

http://www.xenonlights.com/

http://www.hidkits.com/

http://www.hidxenon.com/

http://www.autoindulgence.com/realhid.htm
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Old 02-08-2001, 05:10 PM
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Default Re: Blue headlight

Please disregard the following--it is covered in the first URL of DavidW's post above. Sorry for leaping before looking.

check out http://lighting.mbz.org
Click on Automotive Lighting FAQ and look at numbers 17 and 18 for more on this topic.
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