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Does anyone know of any conversion kits that use d2r style bulbs? From reading that article it seems that the reason pnp kits produce so much glare is that they use d2s style bulbs which are designed for use in projectors instead of d2r style bulbs which are designed for use in parabolic style reflectors (like the oem headlights on our cars). So i'm guessing that a pnp kit using d2r style bulbs wouldn't produce much more glare than a retrofit. What do you guys think?
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Regarding the use of D2R bulbs vs. D2S bulbs in reflector housings not already designed for the job:
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I am wanting to put HID lighting in my 08 civic si coupe. I have been doing some reading and now have mixed feelings. are all plug and play kits crap and not worth buying unless you are going to do the retro fit to projectors? I just want to spend a couple hundred bucks on some lights that are going to look cool and work fairly well. Any input would be great. If anyone has used a HID kit that they like please let me know
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Yeah I want to get a pnp kit too but it seems like everyone who has a pnp kit says they work just fine but everyone who has a retro says that pnp kits are s**t and you should get a retro. I've seen pnp kits on other cars and they look fine with only slightly more glare than stock but way more light on the road. From the ones I've seen as long as you get a 4300K pnp kit it looks just like any other car with factory hids but the ones with 6000K,8000K,10000K, and 12000K just look nasty and glaring. If you want the most possible light on the road and the least possible glare then get a retro. Keep in mind though BOTH pnp kits and retros are ILLEGAL.
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Plug and play kits are illegal for use on the road. Retros are also technically illegal because it is illegal to modify your OEM headlights. I saw both of these elsewhere on this forum and I would give you the link but I'm too lazy to track then down.
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