philips 6000k HID on my blue gs400
09-05-02, 01:37 AM
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Those pics are great, any ideas how much only the bulbs would cost? I have the stock 4100's and they have a yellow-ish tone.
I had the same contrast with my stock fog lights and the HID. I actually purchased the Sylvania Extreme White or whatever they call it - they were about $25 each at Kragen and they are really bright and match the HID nicely...
I had the same contrast with my stock fog lights and the HID. I actually purchased the Sylvania Extreme White or whatever they call it - they were about $25 each at Kragen and they are really bright and match the HID nicely...
09-05-02, 01:42 AM
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Originally posted by Synergy
Those pics are great, any ideas how much only the bulbs would cost? I have the stock 4100's and they have a yellow-ish tone.
I had the same contrast with my stock fog lights and the HID. I actually purchased the Sylvania Extreme White or whatever they call it - they were about $25 each at Kragen and they are really bright and match the HID nicely...
Those pics are great, any ideas how much only the bulbs would cost? I have the stock 4100's and they have a yellow-ish tone.
I had the same contrast with my stock fog lights and the HID. I actually purchased the Sylvania Extreme White or whatever they call it - they were about $25 each at Kragen and they are really bright and match the HID nicely...
09-06-02, 01:34 AM
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Originally posted by Fa-suto
What bulbs and wattage are you using for your DRLs? I was thinking of upgrading mine to match my HIDs.
What bulbs and wattage are you using for your DRLs? I was thinking of upgrading mine to match my HIDs.
for night time driving light i have the m4
09-06-02, 01:35 AM
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Originally posted by alexus
dude.. now you got to change fog lights to hid too
it'll be mad nice
dude.. now you got to change fog lights to hid too
it'll be mad nice
09-06-02, 02:41 AM
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I agree with Rominl - there is no real DRL solution since it is such low voltage everything looks yellow. YUCK!
I did, however, throw some Polarg M6's into the wedge bulbs for nightime driving - wow that's bright!!!!
I did, however, throw some Polarg M6's into the wedge bulbs for nightime driving - wow that's bright!!!!
09-06-02, 09:48 AM
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Originally posted by rominl
well if you burned the wiring and stuff of course it wont' be covered under warranty, but i doubt you would unless you do something stupid.
got the philips 6000k 9006 kit for 460 shipped -- bulbs, ballasts, mounting braces, etc...
well if you burned the wiring and stuff of course it wont' be covered under warranty, but i doubt you would unless you do something stupid.
got the philips 6000k 9006 kit for 460 shipped -- bulbs, ballasts, mounting braces, etc...
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