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05-05-2005, 02:16 PM
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I put a Polarion 5000k kit in my car (i have a bsp scion tc), the 5000k kit has the exact same color as all the lexus' and bmws out there, except it shows up a little brighter on the road, great kit, as bright as it is, i have yet to have a driver flash me for glaring him or her, so that means the polarion guys tell the truth about lining up the arc with the focus of your cars reflective housing.
the kit can be found at http://www.polarionlighting.com/, their main sales page and public relations page is http://www.xenonfactory.com/. The kit will cost you about $600, but it is well worth it, you can see everything. This kit is so bright that you can not see your high beams, except for the part that lights up the trees around you.
the kit can be found at http://www.polarionlighting.com/, their main sales page and public relations page is http://www.xenonfactory.com/. The kit will cost you about $600, but it is well worth it, you can see everything. This kit is so bright that you can not see your high beams, except for the part that lights up the trees around you.
05-05-2005, 05:34 PM
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Originally Posted by Matt687
I put a Polarion 5000k kit in my car (i have a bsp scion tc), the 5000k kit has the exact same color as all the lexus' and bmws out there, except it shows up a little brighter on the road, great kit, as bright as it is, i have yet to have a driver flash me for glaring him or her, so that means the polarion guys tell the truth about lining up the arc with the focus of your cars reflective housing.
the kit can be found at http://www.polarionlighting.com/, their main sales page and public relations page is http://www.xenonfactory.com/. The kit will cost you about $600, but it is well worth it, you can see everything. This kit is so bright that you can not see your high beams, except for the part that lights up the trees around you.
the kit can be found at http://www.polarionlighting.com/, their main sales page and public relations page is http://www.xenonfactory.com/. The kit will cost you about $600, but it is well worth it, you can see everything. This kit is so bright that you can not see your high beams, except for the part that lights up the trees around you.
and to clarify, all bmw, lexus, audi, etc use 4100k bulb. its a bright, yellowish light outside the projector, but the projector creates the white beam and purple flicker.
05-05-2005, 10:18 PM
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Originally Posted by maximus96
Originally Posted by Matt687
I put a Polarion 5000k kit in my car (i have a bsp scion tc), the 5000k kit has the exact same color as all the lexus' and bmws out there, except it shows up a little brighter on the road, great kit, as bright as it is, i have yet to have a driver flash me for glaring him or her, so that means the polarion guys tell the truth about lining up the arc with the focus of your cars reflective housing.
the kit can be found at http://www.polarionlighting.com/, their main sales page and public relations page is http://www.xenonfactory.com/. The kit will cost you about $600, but it is well worth it, you can see everything. This kit is so bright that you can not see your high beams, except for the part that lights up the trees around you.
the kit can be found at http://www.polarionlighting.com/, their main sales page and public relations page is http://www.xenonfactory.com/. The kit will cost you about $600, but it is well worth it, you can see everything. This kit is so bright that you can not see your high beams, except for the part that lights up the trees around you.
and to clarify, all bmw, lexus, audi, etc use 4100k bulb. its a bright, yellowish light outside the projector, but the projector creates the white beam and purple flicker.
05-05-2005, 11:26 PM
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sad to say, i haven't done my tc yet. i just gathered all the parts and am still working on my maxima. check out this retrofit tho, its very nice, https://www.scionlife.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=59944
05-06-2005, 01:56 AM
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Maximus you really need to do your homework, not all lexus use projector headlights, the ones with reflectors have a crystal white bulb color, 5000K, and just so you know its not 4000K for projectors, usually 4100-4200K, but even then that will not always provide the white light. it all depends on the bulb, projector lens, etc.
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