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LOL How about me going to the $0.99 Store to buy some bulbs that are "Made in Taiwan"? Would that be the same? |
Originally posted by Cadd :wild: LOL How about me going to the $0.99 Store to buy some bulbs that are "Made in Taiwan"? Would that be the same? My SMD LEDs are like $30 a pair. OUCH!!! |
Originally posted by PHML For the stock HID bulbs...the most white is the best....probably the BJunion Superwhite LED. You can get those in Taiwan. :D Pete I'm replacing my front headlights and with the supercharger it is nearly impossible (make that impossible) to get to the bulbs on the passenger side with the blower and IC piping. I want whatever I put in there to last a LONG time. My Polarg M6 finally blew in the front passenger side and gave me the push to get new lights (mine are fairly beat up despite cleaning with a PC and Meg's) since the front bumper will have to come off to replace the bulb anyway. Any ideas on where to get the Bjunion superwhite in the US? |
Good luck Dave. I've been looking like a madman for them too.
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hahhaa i know people are going to hate me, but why not just put in m4? :)
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Originally posted by DaveGS4 Great post Pete - any ideas on longevity of the LEDs such as the above? LEDs are typically great, but thought I'd ask. Any ideas on where to get the Bjunion superwhite in the US? I have no clue where to get Bjunion SMD LEDs in the US. I've been searching high and low as well. I got mines from Taiwan...when my bro went to visit earlier this year. If you got 4300K HIDs....the Bjunion Superwhites will be perfect...its really white. If you got 6000K HIDs....i think the Bjunion Purple/Whites will match the best. I have NOT seen it yet, but Im trying to get my hands on a set of these. I already told my bro to get me some when he visits Taiwan again in April 2005. He's a car nut too....and seems to know which store to get them from in Taiwan. Pete |
Originally posted by rominl hahhaa i know people are going to hate me, but why not just put in m4? :) |
Originally posted by PHML Polargs = :thumbdn: |
Originally posted by rominl hey it matches my 6000k pretty well :) Here's a pic you posted up awhile back in another thread. http://www.synergydesign.com/lexus/comparison.jpg |
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Originally posted by PHML Henry....Are you color-blind? LMAO!!! :egads: Here's a pic you posted up awhile back in another thread. http://www.synergydesign.com/lexus/comparison.jpg |
Originally posted by rominl hahhaa i know people are going to hate me, but why not just put in m4? :) I always thought my M6's were a decent match for the 4300K, maybe a little bluer. I liked the look, just don't like it when they burn out & definitely don't like trying to get that big ass bulb into the socket. |
Originally posted by DaveGS4 If I'm not mistaken, M4 is a traditional bulb (just like M6), not LED right? I've been through three sets of M6s (over the last 3 or 4 years) and when I put the new lights in I can't afford to pull off the front bumper every year (or don't want to pay to) in order to replace the bulbs.. LEDs *should* have a much longer life. I always thought my M6's were a decent match for the 4300K, maybe a little bluer. I liked the look, just don't like it when they burn out & definitely don't like trying to get that big ass bulb into the socket. i have had my m4 in my housing for over 2 yrs now (knocking wood) and it's good :) btw, i am not trying to say led is bad or otherwise. it's supposed to be long life anyway. i just don't want people to think that polarg sux and they burn out easy coz' i don't think they are at all (i have like 20 polarg bulbs running for over 2 yrs and all good) |
are any of these near the 6000k purple hue?...
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For those interested, here's a picture of the Polarg M4 with the OEM HIDs.
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