xilver

on the freeway


down my neighborhood


down my driveway


head-on. looks all funky.


bam!

McCulloch 6000K.

my review: super white white pearl high whitey white w/ some blue . LOVE THEM!! big difference.

from chopstikz
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=104062
super fast shipping. took one day. i live in the same state though. idunno

DTRUONG_112

nice.

Yanki01

nice

PrivateTucker

Hmm, nice being the majority response here, I just gotta bring this up. How come all the installs with the McCulloch's always have different beam patterns? Yours looks funky, while others I've seen look reasonable.

chrisonfiya

i have the same thing but mines doesnt come out like that...ill post a pic when it gets darker tonight

gcxandy

Outta all the tC's with hids , i dont know why yours gives off the most glare. or is it just me?

ack154

iTrader: (7)

^^ I was thinking the same thing... I've seen a few PnP kits that aren't terrible, but you have some NASTY glare going on there and I wouldn't be surprised if you get flashed by everyone and possibly pulled over.

I'm sorry, this is totally why I'm still against "kits" for HIDs. I think it looks horrible.

tcholic

maybe the bulbs are upside down? installed incorrectly?

PrivateTucker

9006 tabs don't allow them to be upside down. It's almost as if the people who rebase the hids on the 9006 base are not doing them the same way to each one.

Beantowntc

Maybe they are aimed too high up??

PrivateTucker

You may be right. The lenses could be really dirty too.

maximus96

thats the way its suppose to be with a hid kit as long as the bulb sits in the headlight correctly and twisted on all the way. and to be sure, the ceramic tube with the return wire should be facing down, at 6:00 position. at leasts thats how mine looked when i had a kit. and every kit will cast those two stupid looking triangular light patterns on the side of the car becaues the optics and focal point is out of wack.

heyitznosaj

McCulloch being a chinese company will not have quality control like a Phillips, bosch, matishunda, or hella company would so you can expect each kit to vary in the output and beam patterns. Don't take offense to this post because I just ordered a 6000k kit for chopstix too and I'm not expecting anything near the cutoff of the stock lights. Its either big bucks for a retrofit or take the cheaper route and live with the cons of plug and play HID. In the end you get what you pay for.


ps. A little further down the road I'm going to pick up the relay from xenonpros.com for $40. If you have the ability, you can make your own for much cheaper but no chance in hell am I going to be able to. I dont have the tools, supplies, and the skill to make my own wiring harness.

Kilo6_one

yeah, until the projectors hit the market, or you have the time to do a retro fit we are all stuck with wierd patterns and other related issues........but you have to admit its way better then stock.
I have noticed the lowered Tc with kits seem to have a better pattern then the stock height.......

PrivateTucker

My car with silverstar bulbs do those same patterns too, so It's not exclusive to HID kits.

Kilo6_one

i had silverstars and never noticed it.......
so at least its not specific to HID kits.

ack154

iTrader: (7)

I have silverstars and have no random output patterns... they're actually pretty evenly distributed.

Beantowntc

My silverstars have those triangle things on the sides too....

maximus96

hm.. then my mistake. i never noticed it on mine when i had halogens.

pb4ugoout

in the spirit of making observations....i have sylvania ballasts and 8000K supervision bulbs. I had this same combination in my mazdaspeed protege and got flashed countless times. i finally broke down and bought a HI/Low kit and rarely got flashed. With the tC I have yet to be flashed and i've had the bulbs in for 5 weeks. I've had the car for 6 weeks today