Free Detailing product with Purchase of HID Kit!
#4
04-05-2010 | 09:10 PM
1/4 Mile 13.3@105MPH
Joined: Oct 2005
Posts: 1,960
From: Palm Coast, Florida
Working all the damn time. I was actually even close to trading in the stang for a VW Jetta Tdi but after thinking about it **** that! My car is paid off only has 34k on it so whatever but i would like to get a bigger car. But decided to keep her and do work lol
#5
04-06-2010 | 08:13 AM
Hot, Nasty, Bad ass speed
Joined: Aug 2005
Posts: 3,719
From: Livermore, Ca
I just might be ordering the dual beam kit today actually.
And what would you recommend, the 4300K or 5000K?
Just an FYI:
What do the numbers such as 4300k mean for each hid kit?
The numbers such as 4300k,5000k,6000k,and 8000k represents the color of light that the Hid kit produces.
Here is a rundown of the colors they produce:
4500k- produces a yellow/white light found in many OEM Hid equipped vehicles.
5000k- produces a pure white with a slight hair of blue light.
6000k- produces a white/blue light with them having more of a blue hue then the 5k kits.
8000k- Produces a very blue light.
10,000k- produces an extremely blue light output.
Shouldn't that be 4300K?
And what would you recommend, the 4300K or 5000K?
Just an FYI:
What do the numbers such as 4300k mean for each hid kit?
The numbers such as 4300k,5000k,6000k,and 8000k represents the color of light that the Hid kit produces.
Here is a rundown of the colors they produce:
4500k- produces a yellow/white light found in many OEM Hid equipped vehicles.
5000k- produces a pure white with a slight hair of blue light.
6000k- produces a white/blue light with them having more of a blue hue then the 5k kits.
8000k- Produces a very blue light.
10,000k- produces an extremely blue light output.
Shouldn't that be 4300K?
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#7
04-08-2010 | 07:49 AM
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I just might be ordering the dual beam kit today actually.
And what would you recommend, the 4300K or 5000K?
Just an FYI:
What do the numbers such as 4300k mean for each hid kit?
The numbers such as 4300k,5000k,6000k,and 8000k represents the color of light that the Hid kit produces.
Here is a rundown of the colors they produce:
4500k- produces a yellow/white light found in many OEM Hid equipped vehicles.
5000k- produces a pure white with a slight hair of blue light.
6000k- produces a white/blue light with them having more of a blue hue then the 5k kits.
8000k- Produces a very blue light.
10,000k- produces an extremely blue light output.
Shouldn't that be 4300K?
And what would you recommend, the 4300K or 5000K?
Just an FYI:
What do the numbers such as 4300k mean for each hid kit?
The numbers such as 4300k,5000k,6000k,and 8000k represents the color of light that the Hid kit produces.
Here is a rundown of the colors they produce:
4500k- produces a yellow/white light found in many OEM Hid equipped vehicles.
5000k- produces a pure white with a slight hair of blue light.
6000k- produces a white/blue light with them having more of a blue hue then the 5k kits.
8000k- Produces a very blue light.
10,000k- produces an extremely blue light output.
Shouldn't that be 4300K?
Me I like white light so I have 4500K in the heads and 5000k in the fogs.
I agree sir.
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