I need new brighter hid!!!
09-15-10, 10:12 AM
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No.
Are you on your original bulbs? Probably. You do realize that HID bulbs lose their 'brightness' over a few years. The performance gets degraded with time.
Are those GS300 equipped with projectors? If so then they will appear more ideal, than just the non-projector HID housings.
I have a 6k kit in my ES300 and my dad has a 6K kit in his RX330 [projectors] and his appear more blue than my kit, as i have them in a halogen housing.
So you mean that better use the OEM HID 4300k instead of getting the orthers HID ???
Whta are you looking for?
"look/color appearance"? -> other HID
"ideal, closest to performance oriented output?" -> OEM HID
Are those GS300 equipped with projectors? If so then they will appear more ideal, than just the non-projector HID housings.
I have a 6k kit in my ES300 and my dad has a 6K kit in his RX330 [projectors] and his appear more blue than my kit, as i have them in a halogen housing.
don't be fooled by ebay charts from hid bulb vendors...
from a physics perspective following the one and only Kelvin scale, 4300k color has most lumens output, the higher you go on the scale past that, you lose lumens. lumens=brightness, light output, etc.
after reading the OP again, i see he's mostly interested in the color aspect, blue. unfortunately "brightest" got mixed in there where it'll never be unless it's something close to 4300k.
from a physics perspective following the one and only Kelvin scale, 4300k color has most lumens output, the higher you go on the scale past that, you lose lumens. lumens=brightness, light output, etc.
after reading the OP again, i see he's mostly interested in the color aspect, blue. unfortunately "brightest" got mixed in there where it'll never be unless it's something close to 4300k.
"look/color appearance"? -> other HID
"ideal, closest to performance oriented output?" -> OEM HID
09-15-10, 02:44 PM
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LOL i havent signed on for a day.. forgot all about this Tread.. so u suggest i get 6000-8000k white/blue can someone give me a link to website i can purchase these from? Oh one more thing Yellow HID fog lights.. Thanks
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The # doesn't mean increase or decrease power/wattage or anything like that.
It is funny, a lot of people (ricers) think that getting higher # is better.. haha
"Oh you only have 6000k? I have 10,000k I am better than you sucka!"
09-15-10, 11:17 PM
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Nope, just need bulb like you're changing light bulb.
The # doesn't mean increase or decrease power/wattage or anything like that.
It is funny, a lot of people (ricers) think that getting higher # is better.. haha
"Oh you only have 6000k? I have 10,000k I am better than you sucka!"
The # doesn't mean increase or decrease power/wattage or anything like that.
It is funny, a lot of people (ricers) think that getting higher # is better.. haha
"Oh you only have 6000k? I have 10,000k I am better than you sucka!"
yellow HID fogs are hott FTW!
i dont have time tonight to swap and take pictures of them all but i will get some pics of the rest this weekend
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09-16-10, 07:25 PM
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09-17-10, 12:46 AM
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http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/D2S-D...Q5fAccessories
there ya go. id go with the extra deep blue. you need to specify D2R and the color the comments section. I checked my box and mine are actually the 15000k azury blue off this link. sorry i said they were 20000k :/
there ya go. id go with the extra deep blue. you need to specify D2R and the color the comments section. I checked my box and mine are actually the 15000k azury blue off this link. sorry i said they were 20000k :/