MTEC D4R & D4S Xenon Bulbs 6000K & 8000K

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03-16-09, 05:17 PM

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MTEC D4R & D4S Xenon Bulbs 6000K & 8000K

MTEC D4R & D4S BULB SALE

We're offering all Club Lexus members a discount price of $109.99 plus S/H for the set. To take advantage of this promotion, simply type
"D4C-CLPRO" as the promo code upon checkout to receive your discount.

Estimated Bulb Life - 2500 Hours
Bulbs consume - 35W
Color Temp - 6000K & 8000K
Warranty - 1 Year with S/N only

High-Intensity Discharge (HID) Xenon Bulb

• Advanced technology brings extra long life
• Newest generation D4C bulb last longer and brighter
• No need for upgraded wiring harness
• 5-10 minutes to install
• 100% street legal

Once again, I would like to invite all Club Lexus members to visit my website and take advantage of the great promotional deals that are on sale. Should you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact us at anytime!

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03-16-09, 05:30 PM

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any pictures of both temp?

03-16-09, 07:44 PM

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any pictures of both temp?

Ikonz350

Here's a shot of my ES350 with a set of 6000K, I don't have pics of the 8000K. If your looking for performance stay with the 6000K if your going for looks then go with the 8000k

03-17-09, 09:35 PM

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is this the price for both or just one bulb?

03-18-09, 12:04 PM

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is this the price for both or just one bulb?

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This is for a set (2) bulbs

03-21-09, 05:47 PM

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Don't pass on this guys

03-23-09, 12:45 AM

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03-23-09, 04:06 AM

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03-23-09, 07:42 AM

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i would like the 6k ones..

03-23-09, 08:06 AM

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are they true to what color they are
usually suppose to be for those temps?
whats the color of both like in person?

03-23-09, 09:40 AM

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Originally Posted by nguyen87

are they true to what color they are
usually suppose to be for those temps?
whats the color of both like in person?

nguyen87

Yes they are true to the color temp. In person the 6K are a very white light with a small amout of blue and NO yellow like the OEM 4300K. The 8k do tend to be more blue in color.

My best advise is if you want better performance then go with the 6k. If your going more for looks then 8K would be color temp to go with.