lostgs400

i want to replace my hid bulb with some other color can i go like a 8k or stock 4k

DarKnight

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You can put any color you want in there. I wouldn't go higher than 6000k though.

lostgs400

thanks.

i want to get a deep blue hid.

corkycal

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you can get a ticket with that deep blue or better yet, eye strain at night.

stick with 4300k or 6000k, the output is best at 4300k

DarKnight

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Or you can get 5000k.

DarKnight

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The problem with those 8000k and 10000k lights is that they are nice to look at but aren't that great to look thru. They really don't light up the road.

lostgs400

what color is good cause i don't want the stock hid on there anymore i was looking for like a bluish color

GSteg

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upgrade to 5000k or something. 6000k at most.

excluesive

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6000k.... did u guys know that philips sells 5000k at stock replacements because when, lets say a car is 5 years old and one bulb burns out, the color has shifted closer to a 5000k temp. they sell these so the lights wont be miss matched. too close to stock for muah

GSteg

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Yup. The color-shifted 5000k bulbs are 85122+ where as the 85122 are the original 4300k.

chrispy

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Colorshifted bulbs are no longer the 85122+. They used to be called that. The plus bulbs put out higher lumens but they are yellowish in color. 85122CM are the color matched ones but I can't find them anywhere.

excluesive

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regardless, 5000k is basically a stock bulb

DarKnight

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Here you go http://www.xenonfactory.com/products...lb_philips.htm Just did a search for the bulb number on google.

whoster

and make sure you're getting the coated D2R bulbs, not the D2S bulbs--those are for projectors only. it'll give you mad glare if you put in D2S bulbs in a reflector housing.

excluesive

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coated... u mean shielded?