2014 GHIG Headlight Splitters Installed
10/23/14, 02:27 PM
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2014 GHIG Headlight Splitters Installed
These didn't take long to put on at all. And you know what? The more I see them, the more I like them.
Just making my Mustang a little more mine everyday.
Just making my Mustang a little more mine everyday.
10/23/14, 04:28 PM
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10/23/14, 07:30 PM
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Looks really nice! I like the splitters on light colored cars (GHIG, White, Ingot Silver), but they don't work as well on darker colors IMO (Black, and my own Sterling Gray).
I would think they would decrease the light output- but I've seen reviews stating there is no noticeable difference.
Cool mod!
I would think they would decrease the light output- but I've seen reviews stating there is no noticeable difference.
Cool mod!
10/23/14, 08:32 PM
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I have not noticed any decrease in light output. I read many reviews of the same experience before I purchased them.
It just doesn't effect it. Lights are too bright for something that close and thin. Think of drawing on a light bulb with a sharpie. Unless you block out a large part of it the light isn't effected.*
*Not the opinion of a physicist
It just doesn't effect it. Lights are too bright for something that close and thin. Think of drawing on a light bulb with a sharpie. Unless you block out a large part of it the light isn't effected.*
*Not the opinion of a physicist
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