[paolo]

naz,Nov 17 2004, 10:42 PM Wrote:

guilty,Nov 17 2004, 11:51 PM Wrote:Yeah, the highbeam halogen part of the Mach headlights is probably less bright than the Xenon lowbeam.. They need to work together to get a really bright highbeam.

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PROBABLY?!?!?!?!?! :ph34r: the halogen highbeam is like a little flashlight compared to the HID projector..

i think any setup with separate bulbs for high and low beam is meant to have both bulbs on when the high beams are on
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The halogen highbeam is designed for "Flash to Pass" when your hid lights are off, this is mostly for those US guys who dont have DRL's, because it would be pretty stupid to power up the HID Highbeam xenons for a flash to pass, and then turn it off again, not to mention its not healthy for the HID electronics IF you do it a lot of times.