TxFlexus

I considered 4300k simply because of the fact that it puts out more light, but I prefer the slight blue tint in the 6000k and thought i'd give it a try. I only tested the lights one night but my first impression was that it appeared brighter, might be the particular brand bulb choice and not the 6000k that makes it appear brighter, but I haven't solved the issue with distance. My fog lights put out a genreous amount of light and to essentially the same distance as my headlights so I thought perhaps my headlights need raising. They might just be out of balance from a previous ower, but looking through threads on this subject i've found numerous similar complaints but little info on what was done, other than raising the level of the beam.

I am not looking to blind other drivers certainly as it would be unsafe, however with the lack of projection I currently get it appears unsafe to me now. Going down a dark street i'd estimate I have a visibilty field of approximately 30 feet before it's blacked out, that's ok if you're going 15 mph on a residential street, but at highway speeds that's atrocious. In comparison my last car was a 2006 Infiniti G35 with HID headlights, and in that car I had a huge range of visibility both downrange and side to side and never did I have someone flash their lights at me thinking mine were on high beam. I'm just looking to have a better line of visibility so i'm curious to see what other options there are in equipment or adjustments.

I have an issue with the level of light projection from my car, I just replaced the OEM headlights with a Phillips 6k HID bulb but i'm still not satisfied with the projection of light downrange. I am considering changing my fog lights and then raising my headlight angle. Would like to hear thoughts on how others have achevied better light projection downrange by tweaking the lights and also what equipment they used, IE. HID upgrades to fog lights, bulb choices, etc. Thanks!