Review- ZPI "10000k Xetronic HID kit"
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HID's should be for sight, not color.. anything over 5000K and your likely to get a ticket, at least here anyways.. plus, your losing output for color.. these bubls are why there is an HID ban.. IMO, if you want color, get projectors...
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Originally Posted by magyver
HID's should be for sight, not color.. anything over 5000K and your likely to get a ticket, at least here anyways.. plus, your losing output for color.. these bubls are why there is an HID ban.. IMO, if you want color, get projectors...
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Not here in Georgia. People get away with BLUE led undercar lights here. I rode behind a cop for about 10 mins yesterday and no problem. It's pretty mellow.
I haven't heard of any tC projectors and I like these bulbs. So I'll just stick with that.
I haven't heard of any tC projectors and I like these bulbs. So I'll just stick with that.
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Incorrect.
4300K OEM pretty plain white
5000K Bluish white
6000K a hint of purple
8000K Very blue
10000K Very purple
6000K is the closes to natural sunlight and will give a good hue with good light output. I use these personally since I have sold every kind under the sun and anything over 6000K is noticably dimmer.
Dan
4300K OEM pretty plain white
5000K Bluish white
6000K a hint of purple
8000K Very blue
10000K Very purple
6000K is the closes to natural sunlight and will give a good hue with good light output. I use these personally since I have sold every kind under the sun and anything over 6000K is noticably dimmer.
Dan
Originally Posted by RSXaco
i believe that the ballast are interchangable
so if you get 8000k bulbs, then you should get 8000k lighting
8,000k = pretty blue, touch of purple
6,000k = white, touch of blue
4,000k = plain white (maybe alittle yellowish)
higher the 'k' = less light output/visibility
bmws i believe use 4,300k but the housing(projectors) give it that bluish look
the closes color to it without the projectors imo would be the 6000k
thats the kelvin i have and i wouldn't want it any other way
oh almost forgot, hid kits usually have a "break in time" they will slowly change to their true color in a few hours of use
so if you get 8000k bulbs, then you should get 8000k lighting
8,000k = pretty blue, touch of purple
6,000k = white, touch of blue
4,000k = plain white (maybe alittle yellowish)
higher the 'k' = less light output/visibility
bmws i believe use 4,300k but the housing(projectors) give it that bluish look
the closes color to it without the projectors imo would be the 6000k
thats the kelvin i have and i wouldn't want it any other way
oh almost forgot, hid kits usually have a "break in time" they will slowly change to their true color in a few hours of use
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don't know what kind of light your selling.
seen about 5 different rsx's with 6000k, couple of different brands
and 2 8,000k different brands
NONE had any purple in them, this is based on my experience and the vast amount of reading on clubrsx forums
do a search on there and let me know what you think.
i still believe the current information i know is correct unless you prove me otherwise
what do you sell?
seen about 5 different rsx's with 6000k, couple of different brands
and 2 8,000k different brands
NONE had any purple in them, this is based on my experience and the vast amount of reading on clubrsx forums
do a search on there and let me know what you think.
i still believe the current information i know is correct unless you prove me otherwise
what do you sell?
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Originally Posted by RSXaco
don't know what kind of light your selling.
seen about 5 different rsx's with 6000k, couple of different brands
and 2 8,000k different brands
NONE had any purple in them in exception of the 8,000k, this is based on my in person experience and the vast amount of reading on clubrsx forums
do a search on there and let me know what you think.
i still believe the current information i know is correct unless you prove me otherwise
what do you sell?
seen about 5 different rsx's with 6000k, couple of different brands
and 2 8,000k different brands
NONE had any purple in them in exception of the 8,000k, this is based on my in person experience and the vast amount of reading on clubrsx forums
do a search on there and let me know what you think.
i still believe the current information i know is correct unless you prove me otherwise
what do you sell?
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I have installed and sold dozens of kits. Tons of different brands. Xenon Depot, ARI Philips all with the same coloring. We use ARI as we have very good pricing on kits and they work great. I have up to 12K available but 6000K has been the most popular by far. 90% of what we sell is 6000K. It offers the best light output while giving folks the coloring they like.
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http://www.hidplanet.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=2080
read up ladies... a HID site to inform of HID products.. as they specialize in it..
but i can see how a guy could think somthing on a civic forum would think that what ever is posted there is gosphel.. LOL
read up ladies... a HID site to inform of HID products.. as they specialize in it..
but i can see how a guy could think somthing on a civic forum would think that what ever is posted there is gosphel.. LOL
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Originally Posted by RSXaco
this is based on my experience
i'm not saying my experience will be the same for everyone. just sharing infomation and opinions.
to Guru,
how good are the xenon kits? really?
the other forum always comments on how good they are.
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