LEDs - Wedge Bulb options (2GS & 3GS) comparison
03-23-05, 01:08 AM
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Here they are.....Raybrig SMD LEDs....
Imo...very white...in fact....probably the most "white" I've ever owned...more white than the BJunion SMD Superwhite LED which (since I had the greenish color tint in my chrome housing) made the light shine white with a slight green tint.
These Raybrig SMD LEDs dont seem to do this....overtakes the greenish tint in the housing.
The pics I took makes it look slightly blue...but believe me...if you're looking for the real deal Superwhite...esp. you stock HID 4300K owners......these Raybrigs SMD LEDs are for you.
Pete
Imo...very white...in fact....probably the most "white" I've ever owned...more white than the BJunion SMD Superwhite LED which (since I had the greenish color tint in my chrome housing) made the light shine white with a slight green tint.
These Raybrig SMD LEDs dont seem to do this....overtakes the greenish tint in the housing.
The pics I took makes it look slightly blue...but believe me...if you're looking for the real deal Superwhite...esp. you stock HID 4300K owners......these Raybrigs SMD LEDs are for you.
Pete
03-23-05, 01:23 AM
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Originally Posted by rominl
so that means if it's 6000k it won't have the kind of "blue" to match it huh?
So yah....these Raybrigs are really white up close and far away....no color showing at all.
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03-23-05, 01:31 AM
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Originally Posted by BR1AN
Ok Pete, saw the pic in the gallery...so what's the verdict? Is it a better match?
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03-23-05, 04:02 AM
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Here they are.....Raybrig SMD LEDs....
Imo...very white...in fact....probably the most "white" I've ever owned...more white than the BJunion SMD Superwhite LED which (since I had the greenish color tint in my chrome housing) made the light shine white with a slight green tint.
These Raybrig SMD LEDs dont seem to do this....overtakes the greenish tint in the housing.
The pics I took makes it look slightly blue...but believe me...if you're looking for the real deal Superwhite...esp. you stock HID 4300K owners......these Raybrigs SMD LEDs are for you.
Pete
Imo...very white...in fact....probably the most "white" I've ever owned...more white than the BJunion SMD Superwhite LED which (since I had the greenish color tint in my chrome housing) made the light shine white with a slight green tint.
These Raybrig SMD LEDs dont seem to do this....overtakes the greenish tint in the housing.
The pics I took makes it look slightly blue...but believe me...if you're looking for the real deal Superwhite...esp. you stock HID 4300K owners......these Raybrigs SMD LEDs are for you.
Pete
03-23-05, 09:02 AM
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Originally Posted by PHML
Well....Rom...if you go up close to 6000K and look at it....yah...you will see the White and slight blue/purple tint...right? Step back about 20 ft....and all I see now is White.
So yah....these Raybrigs are really white up close and far away....no color showing at all.
Pete
So yah....these Raybrigs are really white up close and far away....no color showing at all.
Pete
03-23-05, 01:09 PM
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03-24-05, 12:19 PM
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Well...imo....its a toss up between the Bjunion SMD LED Purple/white and the Matrix 5-LED in terms of color.
For quality...definitely the Bjuninon...cuz the Matrix have already burnt out.
For brightness....the Matrix is brighter due to larger LEDs.
For fitment....Bjuinion takes this one....cuz the Matrix side LEDs need to be bent so it can fit into the wedge opening.
By all means....there is no LED out there that exactly matches the 6000K HID but these are the best matching I have found so far.
Pete
For quality...definitely the Bjuninon...cuz the Matrix have already burnt out.
For brightness....the Matrix is brighter due to larger LEDs.
For fitment....Bjuinion takes this one....cuz the Matrix side LEDs need to be bent so it can fit into the wedge opening.
By all means....there is no LED out there that exactly matches the 6000K HID but these are the best matching I have found so far.
Pete
03-24-05, 03:28 PM
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Originally Posted by PHML
Here they are.....Raybrig SMD LEDs....
Imo...very white...in fact....probably the most "white" I've ever owned...more white than the BJunion SMD Superwhite LED which (since I had the greenish color tint in my chrome housing) made the light shine white with a slight green tint.
These Raybrig SMD LEDs dont seem to do this....overtakes the greenish tint in the housing.
The pics I took makes it look slightly blue...but believe me...if you're looking for the real deal Superwhite...esp. you stock HID 4300K owners......these Raybrigs SMD LEDs are for you.
Pete
Imo...very white...in fact....probably the most "white" I've ever owned...more white than the BJunion SMD Superwhite LED which (since I had the greenish color tint in my chrome housing) made the light shine white with a slight green tint.
These Raybrig SMD LEDs dont seem to do this....overtakes the greenish tint in the housing.
The pics I took makes it look slightly blue...but believe me...if you're looking for the real deal Superwhite...esp. you stock HID 4300K owners......these Raybrigs SMD LEDs are for you.
Pete
I went on Pete's recommendation that they match stock HID's pretty well. Tried PIAA XtremeWhite last night and wasn't too impressed with them, but much better than stock.
Pete, I assumed you had the 4-LED ones and not the 6-LED, based on your picture of the package and the fact that they were 0.5 Watts, while the 6-LED ones are 0.7 watts. Unfortunately I can't read Japanese.
03-24-05, 03:50 PM
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Originally Posted by engin_ear
Just ordered these Raybrig T10WB RC341 LED bulbs from SigmaAuto.com. Here's the link: http://www.sigmaauto.com/lighting/main.php The price is $35/pair.
I went on Pete's recommendation that they match stock HID's pretty well. Tried PIAA XtremeWhite last night and wasn't too impressed with them, but much better than stock.
Pete, I assumed you had the 4-LED ones and not the 6-LED, based on your picture of the package and the fact that they were 0.5 Watts, while the 6-LED ones are 0.7 watts. Unfortunately I can't read Japanese.
I went on Pete's recommendation that they match stock HID's pretty well. Tried PIAA XtremeWhite last night and wasn't too impressed with them, but much better than stock.
Pete, I assumed you had the 4-LED ones and not the 6-LED, based on your picture of the package and the fact that they were 0.5 Watts, while the 6-LED ones are 0.7 watts. Unfortunately I can't read Japanese.
Pete
03-30-05, 08:44 PM
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Originally Posted by slowdiver
Hey guys.....
I'm assuming the application for the Raybrig is for the hi-beam....
Will these work for the daytime running lights? and apologies for not doing the research, but if the Raybrig does not work, can you recommend the best LED bulb for the DRLs that match the OEM HIDs?
I'm assuming the application for the Raybrig is for the hi-beam....
Will these work for the daytime running lights? and apologies for not doing the research, but if the Raybrig does not work, can you recommend the best LED bulb for the DRLs that match the OEM HIDs?
if you talk about the high beam and the drl (same bulb), that's normal 9005 halogen, high power stuff. and nop, no way you can make the drl to match hid, it's running at lower power and it's always going to be yellow