Sylvania 35089 D4S HID - High Intensity Discharge Lamp????
03-28-10, 01:25 PM
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Sylvania 35089 D4S HID - High Intensity Discharge Lamp????
Has anyone heard of these or tried them out?? Wondering what the color temp is?...
I may just order some to test them out... Return them if there not what i want.
Link below:
http://www.amazon.com/Sylvania-35089...tive&carId=001
Thanks!
I may just order some to test them out... Return them if there not what i want.
Link below:
http://www.amazon.com/Sylvania-35089...tive&carId=001
Thanks!
03-28-10, 01:40 PM
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Has anyone heard of these or tried them out?? Wondering what the color temp is?...
I may just order some to test them out... Return them if there not what i want.
Link below:
http://www.amazon.com/Sylvania-35089...tive&carId=001
Thanks!
I may just order some to test them out... Return them if there not what i want.
Link below:
http://www.amazon.com/Sylvania-35089...tive&carId=001
Thanks!
03-28-10, 02:15 PM
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not compared to philips.. they look just like philips assuming good quality.. say they have a blue tint.. i ordered them.. I will update in a few days with photos.. and review.
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03-28-10, 02:52 PM
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anything with blue tint can't be good. coz' that's by default faking the color temperature by using color tint, rather than the natural ignition of the sand. with color tint the light output is always considerably less the usual
all philips, ****, osram, etc.. good brand bulbs, even at 6000k, the glass tube is clear
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all philips, ****, osram, etc.. good brand bulbs, even at 6000k, the glass tube is clear
my 2 cents
03-28-10, 03:15 PM
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"It has a distinctive blue-light of HID lamp...". It looks like they're just describing general characteristics of HIDs, including the blue tint. Yeah, they're probably good quality, but they'll probably look stock though. Perhaps a tad brighter since they're a fresh set.
03-28-10, 07:37 PM
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"It has a distinctive blue-light of HID lamp...". It looks like they're just describing general characteristics of HIDs, including the blue tint. Yeah, they're probably good quality, but they'll probably look stock though. Perhaps a tad brighter since they're a fresh set.
I was hoping these do... Ill keep you guys posted.
No info on these at all online as far as color temp.. anyone with info please chime in!
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03-29-10, 01:38 AM
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They look bluer when looked at from a distance and whiter/creamer up close. Same as most stock projector based HIDs. The description for the listed HIDs seem to compare them to halogens which would be cream up close and from a distance. The blue tint they refer to could be the bluish glimmer HIDs have from a distance...
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my suggestion is go for 6000k and go with Garax. You wont be disappointed. plus they're cheap too.
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