HID noob
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From: Vegas baby!
H11 kit, and you may want to try http://mobilehid.com/scionlife so you pay 170 and get awesome service. Install is cake, just dont touch the bulbs with your bare hands
Most people get 8k or 10k (which looks stupid IMO). Don't go higher than 5000k, its plenty blue and you won't get hassled by cops. I actually was thinking picking up a pair of 4300k because the blue hue gets annoying at times.
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Go 4300K, its the best value for your money. Simply, it gives off the most amount of visible light.
And I can tell you, my 4300K's look plenty sexy. At night, they have a slight LED blueish look, but for the most part pure white. No yellow. Best color to get man!
And I can tell you, my 4300K's look plenty sexy. At night, they have a slight LED blueish look, but for the most part pure white. No yellow. Best color to get man!
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Originally Posted by Invertalon
Go 4300K, its the best value for your money. Simply, it gives off the most amount of visible light.
And I can tell you, my 4300K's look plenty sexy. At night, they have a slight LED blueish look, but for the most part pure white. No yellow. Best color to get man!
And I can tell you, my 4300K's look plenty sexy. At night, they have a slight LED blueish look, but for the most part pure white. No yellow. Best color to get man!
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Best choice man! 4300k or 5000k is perfect. If you have any questions about install or anything just ask.
Just remember, keep the relay IN A DRY PLACE. It is the only part of the kit that is not water-proof. I knew, but learned it the hard way anyway. Washed my car and the high pressure water got under my hood and got it wet. Lights flickered and came on by themselves in the middle of the night. Replaced the relay ($6 at radio shack), and all is well again. Just wrap it up really good with electrical tape to help protect it if possible when you install, and place it a place unlikely to get wet.
You'll love the kit!
P.S - ORDER FROM MOBILEHID. Killer prices, amazing service, and excellent kit. Order it form that link above.
Just remember, keep the relay IN A DRY PLACE. It is the only part of the kit that is not water-proof. I knew, but learned it the hard way anyway. Washed my car and the high pressure water got under my hood and got it wet. Lights flickered and came on by themselves in the middle of the night. Replaced the relay ($6 at radio shack), and all is well again. Just wrap it up really good with electrical tape to help protect it if possible when you install, and place it a place unlikely to get wet.
You'll love the kit!
P.S - ORDER FROM MOBILEHID. Killer prices, amazing service, and excellent kit. Order it form that link above.
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From: Chino Hills, CA
I too am new to HID, i do a lot of canyon running at like 2 in the morning threw Azusa Canyon. What would be the best choice for me? Like some of you were saying a lot of people get 8k. I want it to be fully be functional and really light up the road, so what would be a good choice?
