Don't know if this has already been menchoned but those headlights have more
functionality than just a brighter beam. If you are ever driving at night and you
have seen one of these cars comming towards you or they are behind you you will
notice that there barely any glare. The main reason that they have put these type
of headlights on there cars is a safety reason. Persona;y I think that they are
worth however much they cost to restrofit them to any car. The safety alone I think
is worth it. Just my .02
Mike
Jon Steiger wrote:
> On Mon, 14 Dec 1998, Geoffrey Hausheer wrote:
>
> > I've seen these headlights on a few cars recently (the new Audis?) which are
> > bright white when seen dead-on, but are blue if looked at off axis. I assume
> > that this is to help with fog and to not blind other drivers, but I thought
> > they looked cool, and were much brighter than the lights on my DAK. Does
> > anyone know if similar bulbs are available for the Dak? It looks like the
> > lens does some focusing as well (judging from appearance), so is this actually
> > needed?
> > Thanks,
>
>
> I've got a buddy with a Ford Ranger, and he told me that he looked
> into those for his truck, but they were $500! I'm not sure if they're
> available for the Dak.
>
> -Jon-
>
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