hella 500 help
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hella 500 help
ok im looking into buying quite a few lights for my truck in the near future and i dont really have the budget for KCs here is the link to where im probably going to order from, clicky, but i have a few questions before i start ordering.
What is the difference between the driving lights and fog lights?
What is the difference between the driving lights with parabolic reflectors and the driving lights with free-form reflectors?
I tried checking the hella website and i cant find a difference so any help would be great thanks.
What is the difference between the driving lights and fog lights?
What is the difference between the driving lights with parabolic reflectors and the driving lights with free-form reflectors?
I tried checking the hella website and i cant find a difference so any help would be great thanks.
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From what I researched the free-form lights just have a better pattern and are more precise.
Originally Posted by Hella Website
Free-Form Technology - Free Form reflectors use as many as 50,000 points to precisely direct light producing up to three times more illumination than ordinary lights with even spread and almost no stray light.
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Free form is the newer technology, you find it in the HellaFF series (basically all new ones). The older regular Hellas use a parabolic reflector.
I have the driving lights, and since I installed them last year, I have no used my high-beams once. I find lows with driving lights is the best combination.
I just make sure I am uber quick to turn them off if I see a car coming in my direction.
Ohh, pop the extra $30 or $40 and get the clear covers too. Then you don't have to change covers when you want to use the lights.
I have the driving lights, and since I installed them last year, I have no used my high-beams once. I find lows with driving lights is the best combination.
I just make sure I am uber quick to turn them off if I see a car coming in my direction.
Ohh, pop the extra $30 or $40 and get the clear covers too. Then you don't have to change covers when you want to use the lights.
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