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From: Florida
It would probably be about the same as the SC...
The projector is the same one.. (size and projection).
This is how it will look:
HID 4100K kit: Yellowish/Whitish Output
HID 4700K kit: Whitish Output
HID 5500K kit: Light Blue Hue/Whitish
HID 6000K/7000K: Distictive Blue/Very White in center
HID 7700K kit: Very Blue
HID 8000K/11000K Kit: Purple/Pink
The projector is the same one.. (size and projection).
This is how it will look:
HID 4100K kit: Yellowish/Whitish Output
HID 4700K kit: Whitish Output
HID 5500K kit: Light Blue Hue/Whitish
HID 6000K/7000K: Distictive Blue/Very White in center
HID 7700K kit: Very Blue
HID 8000K/11000K Kit: Purple/Pink
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Pole Position
Joined: May 2002
Posts: 285
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From: Minnesota
I guess you have a point, a HID 5500K kit: Light Blue Hue/Whitish would be amazing, but I dont plan on keeping the car more than another year or 2 at the most. Maybe its worth it. I will definetly look into it.
Lexus Champion
Joined: Oct 2001
Posts: 2,314
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From: North Carolina
i cqan get some sylvania silverstarts for $25 for both of them, instead of paying the full $50 price. they arestil in the store, but i have some connections, should i dump my euros and go for the sylvanias? my euros are good, but i want white blue, my turn signals are not what i want them to be
Lexus Champion
Joined: Jun 2002
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From: SC
Originally posted by LEXBERG
NO NO NO NO. don't get the Sylvania bulbs, try this website. Eurolights.com they have the best bulbs, I just ordered some myself for my 97 ES3
NO NO NO NO. don't get the Sylvania bulbs, try this website. Eurolights.com they have the best bulbs, I just ordered some myself for my 97 ES3
Lexus Champion
Joined: Jun 2002
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From: SC
Originally posted by TealLexusSc400
It would probably be about the same as the SC...
The projector is the same one.. (size and projection).
This is how it will look:
HID 4100K kit: Yellowish/Whitish Output
HID 4700K kit: Whitish Output
HID 5500K kit: Light Blue Hue/Whitish
HID 6000K/7000K: Distictive Blue/Very White in center
HID 7700K kit: Very Blue
HID 8000K/11000K Kit: Purple/Pink
It would probably be about the same as the SC...
The projector is the same one.. (size and projection).
This is how it will look:
HID 4100K kit: Yellowish/Whitish Output
HID 4700K kit: Whitish Output
HID 5500K kit: Light Blue Hue/Whitish
HID 6000K/7000K: Distictive Blue/Very White in center
HID 7700K kit: Very Blue
HID 8000K/11000K Kit: Purple/Pink
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Joined: Jun 2001
Posts: 2,601
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From: California
please read this thread. it is manaray's whole HID conversion saga...complete with pictures, price, basic "how it's done" explanation, etc.... https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sho...conversion+kit
Lexus Champion
Joined: Apr 2002
Posts: 2,441
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From: North Cackalacky
Get SilverStars (4100K)...unless you really want to step
up to the best. The most popular motorsport company
in Japan, RÄZO, makes halogen headlight bulbs.
RÄZO Premium White ZERO bulbs carry 4550K
color temperature. Produces brighter light using less
power with the increased whiteness of H.I.D.
This is my next headlamp purchase. I'll move my
SilverStars to the foglamp sockets.
up to the best. The most popular motorsport company
in Japan, RÄZO, makes halogen headlight bulbs.
RÄZO Premium White ZERO bulbs carry 4550K
color temperature. Produces brighter light using less
power with the increased whiteness of H.I.D.
This is my next headlamp purchase. I'll move my
SilverStars to the foglamp sockets.
Last edited by Daddy-O; Jun 25, 2002 at 08:00 PM.