Are Sonars the only 'good' option?
Be careful with the Nokya's, many places selling them don't put the correct output levels in their ads. I ended up with the basic 55w ones for OEM foglight bulbs, they look weak as anything. Compared to my PIAA 110w output bulbs on my Pilot fog lights... those look so much better.
I also need to check, but are there any issues with the Sonar halo's being wired into the parking lights, I've seen some that are probably miswired into turn signals and blink off when someone has their signals on.
Zman, maybe you can clarify this for me... what is the benefit or the reasoning behind wiring your HID low beams to the battery, vs using the stock headlight connector? Does it have anything to do with running the Sonar's? Wondering...don't the Sonar's also connect to the stock headlight connector then split to the low/high bulbs?
I also need to check, but are there any issues with the Sonar halo's being wired into the parking lights, I've seen some that are probably miswired into turn signals and blink off when someone has their signals on.
Zman, maybe you can clarify this for me... what is the benefit or the reasoning behind wiring your HID low beams to the battery, vs using the stock headlight connector? Does it have anything to do with running the Sonar's? Wondering...don't the Sonar's also connect to the stock headlight connector then split to the low/high bulbs?
I have the harness hooked up for the high beams only.
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