Raxiom, Anzo or Spyder
Raxiom, Anzo or Spyder
I'm considering replacing my stock headlights with projector style lights. I have heard that Raxioms have a tendency to melt if too bright of bulb is used. Does anyone have experience with Anzo or Spyder headlights? Do they also have a melting issue with hotter bulbs?
I'm considering replacing my stock headlights with projector style lights. I have heard that Raxioms have a tendency to melt if too bright of bulb is used. Does anyone have experience with Anzo or Spyder headlights? Do they also have a melting issue with hotter bulbs?
I have spec-d (although, I think, we have different year models) and I don't have any issues with them. But I will say...they're not very user friendly for changing out the bulbs. I actually lost the clip that holds the high beam inside the housing, so I've only got one high beam the moment.
I bought some 35W HID's, but I haven't had time to install them. So I can't comment on whether or not they'll cause anything to melt yet.
I bought some 35W HID's, but I haven't had time to install them. So I can't comment on whether or not they'll cause anything to melt yet.
I have spec-d (although, I think, we have different year models) and I don't have any issues with them. But I will say...they're not very user friendly for changing out the bulbs. I actually lost the clip that holds the high beam inside the housing, so I've only got one high beam the moment.
I bought some 35W HID's, but I haven't had time to install them. So I can't comment on whether or not they'll cause anything to melt yet.
I bought some 35W HID's, but I haven't had time to install them. So I can't comment on whether or not they'll cause anything to melt yet.
Yeah the Spec-D are a pain for bulb change out but it is a lot easier with the Spyder light.
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