thank you luminics
04-13-2005, 06:51 PM
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[quote="grzydj Who ever said they did it for better visibility? [/quote]
True. but, I woudnt drive a car on those courses traveling at the speeds they do, and with lights that only help to differentiate the cars. If it hinders visiblity, i guarantee they wouldnt do it. So i guess its really a matter of taste. And the night driving, yeah, isnt there something people call "night blindness"?
True. but, I woudnt drive a car on those courses traveling at the speeds they do, and with lights that only help to differentiate the cars. If it hinders visiblity, i guarantee they wouldnt do it. So i guess its really a matter of taste. And the night driving, yeah, isnt there something people call "night blindness"?
04-13-2005, 07:01 PM
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True. but, I woudnt drive a car on those courses traveling at the speeds they do, and with lights that only help to differentiate the cars. If it hinders visiblity, i guarantee they wouldnt do it. So i guess its really a matter of taste. And the night driving, yeah, isnt there something people call "night blindness"?
Usually people who suffer from night blindness are forbidden to drive at night. I don't know what the correlation is between xB drivers and night blindness, but there is an awfully high rate of it for some reason. 
Yellow light isn't necessarily a bad thing. It's great for high contrast situations, like fog instance, but fares poorly for regular night driving, as doe blue and purple hues of light.
You can also combat night blindness with high doses of beta-carotene. Eat your carrots! It's safer and cheaper than most of these illegal conversion kits.
Originally Posted by "grzydj Who ever said they did it for better visibility? [/quote
True. but, I woudnt drive a car on those courses traveling at the speeds they do, and with lights that only help to differentiate the cars. If it hinders visiblity, i guarantee they wouldnt do it. So i guess its really a matter of taste. And the night driving, yeah, isnt there something people call "night blindness"?
Yellow light isn't necessarily a bad thing. It's great for high contrast situations, like fog instance, but fares poorly for regular night driving, as doe blue and purple hues of light.
You can also combat night blindness with high doses of beta-carotene. Eat your carrots! It's safer and cheaper than most of these illegal conversion kits.
04-27-2005, 03:20 PM
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As soon as I get back to LA from Spring Break my new Luminics Hyper white bulbs will be installed into my 05 xA RS 1.0
Did someone actually refer to these bulbs as expensive??? $35 a pair at retail price and only $20 to the SL family??? Who is this guy kidding thinking these are expensive? I have seen them in an xB next to an xB with Silverstars the so called supreme in import light bulbs and the guys from luminics blew the silverstars out of the water....
Did someone actually refer to these bulbs as expensive??? $35 a pair at retail price and only $20 to the SL family??? Who is this guy kidding thinking these are expensive? I have seen them in an xB next to an xB with Silverstars the so called supreme in import light bulbs and the guys from luminics blew the silverstars out of the water....
05-05-2005, 06:12 PM
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06-01-2005, 04:49 AM
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Luminics Bulbs
Sorry guys I know this isnt a Scion but we had a customer take some nice pictures of our New Pure Blue bulbs in his civic so I thought I would share them with you.
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ALL BULBS COME WITH A FULL 1 YEAR WARRANTY!!
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ALL BULBS COME WITH A FULL 1 YEAR WARRANTY!!
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06-01-2005, 04:37 PM
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The 3 colors we have had out are doing extremely well. The Pure Blue was just released roughly 2 weeks ago and people are saying that they look very similar to HID.
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06-02-2005, 11:56 AM
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I had them installed about 3 months ago in the yellow and already one has burnt out but it does make the car look better. But it won't stop me from ordering again. My only problem is that i was in Canada at the time and nobody carried them .So i had to go with silverstar
06-02-2005, 05:42 PM
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All of our bulbs come with a full 1 year warranty from any defects. If the bulbs happen to go out within 1 year no questions asked they will be replaced with a brand new set. When installing the bulbs its really important that you do Not touch the glass portion of the bulb.
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06-02-2005, 06:08 PM
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Wouldn't be easy enough to put an OEM light in and do show the differences beta photo to between the two? No the color, obviously, but the brightness and pattern.
That would end this what is better conversation.
That would end this what is better conversation.
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