@sumit : looking killer dude,your car ;).You can further spice it up with DRLs(4 piece ones). I wanted to fix 4 strip DRLs in my car integrating it on the fog-lights(But I am confused how it will be installed)Whether it can be fitted or not?
Xenons and Horn Replacement For Hyundai Verna Fluidic
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I wanted it to be like this :) If it could be integrated into lamps,then great.Or not,into foglamps,then also good. I have attach pictures to clarify. the 1st pic is old verna, 2nd and 3rd are new gen verna fluidic.is it not possible to fit DRL anywhere here? Company must have given some provision..
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thanks everyone.... :)
Any1 installd a hid projector on their car?
Hey, don't install HIDs/HID projector setup on Verna Fluidic SX(O). Heard from many places/people/forums that it is interfering with the car electricals and posing as a hazard.
Please confirm ! I'm not sure .But ,I heard and read. I was also wanting to install HIDs but quit the idea :(
Please confirm ! I'm not sure .But ,I heard and read. I was also wanting to install HIDs but quit the idea :(
you can try phillips diamond/crystal vision but for better visibilty use xtreme vision or osram night breakers.
so if we dont know the things , we are doomed.
i bought phillips halogen 1 month back for OHC. I removed it now and planning to put it in verna.
but when you told that there are different types of it like crystal/diamond/xtreme , i just checked mine and it was i think the lowest quality - Essential vision![[anger]](https://www.theautomotiveindia.com/forums/images/smilies/Anger.gif "Anger [anger]")
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it's better then the stock one , but i think other one you told are still better.
i bought phillips halogen 1 month back for OHC. I removed it now and planning to put it in verna.
but when you told that there are different types of it like crystal/diamond/xtreme , i just checked mine and it was i think the lowest quality - Essential vision
Me
Dealerit's better then the stock one , but i think other one you told are still better.
The reason of mine buying those halogen , ->
because here in bangalore , on highway [my college is on highway , n i stay on highway too![[:D]](https://www.theautomotiveindia.com/forums/images/smilies/Big%20Smile.gif "Big Smile [:D]")
] and even in city sometimes , not a single person dim a light. And if you try to dim light , hoping that he will understand and he will dim it too , it's never gonna happen. they think that we are playing with our headlights... horrifying people. I cant able too see anything in the front of my road manytimes totally blinded by oncoming cars. So i decided to buy halogen. now i dont dim light too like them. we have to adapt in our environment to survive man.
And you will find trucks driving in a dark [as there is no street light] on highway ,,, on the right side fast lane with the speed of 30-40 kmph with not a single light working in his truck nor radium. I was going at the speed of 90-100 kmph [with stock headlamp] , suddenly i realized that something is there in front of me and when i was 3-4 meters away , ya it is a truck and i pressed the brake and turned left. i was just 1 meter away from it when i turned. survived thankfully.
Sometimes here , all 3 lanes are occupied by truck drivers racing with each other but nobody is in a situation to win , where do we go man !!!!
seriously no traffic sense here , and if we touch someone's car or bike , and even if it was his mistake , they come to fight with us blaming us. In addition other people around us comes to interfere who has actually no connection with the matter. and creates the whole drama on the road especially when they see we are not south indian.
Bombay and my native city , lot better , nobody cares for minor accidents.
because here in bangalore , on highway [my college is on highway , n i stay on highway too
] and even in city sometimes , not a single person dim a light. And if you try to dim light , hoping that he will understand and he will dim it too , it's never gonna happen. they think that we are playing with our headlights... horrifying people. I cant able too see anything in the front of my road manytimes totally blinded by oncoming cars. So i decided to buy halogen. now i dont dim light too like them. we have to adapt in our environment to survive man. And you will find trucks driving in a dark [as there is no street light] on highway ,,, on the right side fast lane with the speed of 30-40 kmph with not a single light working in his truck nor radium. I was going at the speed of 90-100 kmph [with stock headlamp] , suddenly i realized that something is there in front of me and when i was 3-4 meters away , ya it is a truck and i pressed the brake and turned left. i was just 1 meter away from it when i turned. survived thankfully.
Sometimes here , all 3 lanes are occupied by truck drivers racing with each other but nobody is in a situation to win , where do we go man !!!!
seriously no traffic sense here , and if we touch someone's car or bike , and even if it was his mistake , they come to fight with us blaming us. In addition other people around us comes to interfere who has actually no connection with the matter. and creates the whole drama on the road especially when they see we are not south indian.
Bombay and my native city , lot better , nobody cares for minor accidents.
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my house is on the highway and many times lights dont work i dont mind hids if we have projectors, i know how it feels to be blinded for a second. thats why im resorting to xtreme visions. dont wana sacrifice my safety either
Looks great Sumit! Could you do me a huge favor and post a pic of the low beam on a wall or something please? I just want to see the cut off before I go ahead.
Right now I'm running on Nightbreakers and love the beam cut off. I know it wont be sharp, but what does it look like?
Thanks!
Tassem.
Right now I'm running on Nightbreakers and love the beam cut off. I know it wont be sharp, but what does it look like?
Thanks!
Tassem.
for all the verna owners who would like projector headlights check the link
http://www.theautomotiveindia.com/f...-xenons-headlamps-discussions-queries-26.html
http://www.theautomotiveindia.com/f...-xenons-headlamps-discussions-queries-26.html
I got my stock headlamps removed from my Fluidic Verna and got PHILIPS XtremeVision 60/55W installed Today.The difference in Road Visibility is remarkable in both low/high beams.
The stunning feature of these bulbs is the wide angle visibility in low beam that projects wider across the road kerbside which i did not find in the the stock bulbs.
The High Beam is also powerful and projects a longer beam. I have most of the high-beam road users dip to low beam![[;)]](https://www.theautomotiveindia.com/forums/images/smilies/Wink.gif "Wink [;)]")
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Overall, i would say there is 40% better visibilty than the stock head-bulbs.
I would recommend the other Fluidic Verna owners to switch to this product if they are worried about road visibility at dusk.![[:)]](https://www.theautomotiveindia.com/forums/images/smilies/Smile.gif "Smile [:)]")
Regards.
The stunning feature of these bulbs is the wide angle visibility in low beam that projects wider across the road kerbside which i did not find in the the stock bulbs.
The High Beam is also powerful and projects a longer beam. I have most of the high-beam road users dip to low beam
.Overall, i would say there is 40% better visibilty than the stock head-bulbs.
I would recommend the other Fluidic Verna owners to switch to this product if they are worried about road visibility at dusk.
Regards.
I got my stock headlamps removed from my Fluidic Verna and got PHILIPS XtremeVision 60/55W installed Today.The difference in Road Visibility is remarkable in both low/high beams.
The stunning feature of these bulbs is the wide angle visibility in low beam that projects wider across the road kerbside which i did not find in the the stock bulbs.
The High Beam is also powerful and projects a longer beam. I have most of the high-beam road users dip to low beam.
Overall, i would say there is 40% better visibilty than the stock head-bulbs.
I would recommend the other Fluidic Verna owners to switch to this product if they are worried about road visibility at dusk.
Regards.
The stunning feature of these bulbs is the wide angle visibility in low beam that projects wider across the road kerbside which i did not find in the the stock bulbs.
The High Beam is also powerful and projects a longer beam. I have most of the high-beam road users dip to low beam
.Overall, i would say there is 40% better visibilty than the stock head-bulbs.
I would recommend the other Fluidic Verna owners to switch to this product if they are worried about road visibility at dusk.
Regards.
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hell raiser theres no wiring change needed, you can get the bulb at any auto accessories stores.
i have them in mine, i prefer the low beam to the hi beam, its more wide spread and illuminates a good distance in front, however i had some difficulties driving in total pitch darkness for which i felt hids would be way better.
i have them in mine, i prefer the low beam to the hi beam, its more wide spread and illuminates a good distance in front, however i had some difficulties driving in total pitch darkness for which i felt hids would be way better.