Dropped (AWD), HID fogs, LED parking lights
09-14-06, 08:56 PM
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EDIT: Oh and car looks real good.
8000k will be a lot more bluer, 6000k has more of a purplish hue to it. Technically sinnce the kelvin is higher, the 8000k shouldnt light up the road as well as 6000k. But most say the difference is very small, and worth it if you are going for a "blue" look.
8000k will be a lot more bluer, 6000k has more of a purplish hue to it. Technically sinnce the kelvin is higher, the 8000k shouldnt light up the road as well as 6000k. But most say the difference is very small, and worth it if you are going for a "blue" look.
09-15-06, 07:34 AM
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EDIT: Oh and car looks real good.
8000k will be a lot more bluer, 6000k has more of a purplish hue to it. Technically sinnce the kelvin is higher, the 8000k shouldnt light up the road as well as 6000k. But most say the difference is very small, and worth it if you are going for a "blue" look.
8000k will be a lot more bluer, 6000k has more of a purplish hue to it. Technically sinnce the kelvin is higher, the 8000k shouldnt light up the road as well as 6000k. But most say the difference is very small, and worth it if you are going for a "blue" look.
the headlights are d4s and the highbeams are 9005..
lookin on the website i didnt see a d4s hid kit for the headlights
can i still just replace the 4300K headlights w/ the 6000k using the 9005 hid kit?
thanks
09-16-06, 04:32 PM
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09-16-06, 06:02 PM
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Go for it, marshmallo! I'm pretty sure you won't regret it. Not sure what you mean when you asked what numbers I used for the drop? I didn't actually use a ruler to measure how much it dropped, but in terms of fingers, the wheelgap before was 4 fingers for the front and 3 fingers for the back. After the drop it's 2 fingers for both the front and back.
Had it done here in NY by a CL member's brother. If you're interested, I'll let you know.
Had it done here in NY by a CL member's brother. If you're interested, I'll let you know.
09-16-06, 06:51 PM
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Go for it, marshmallo! I'm pretty sure you won't regret it. Not sure what you mean when you asked what numbers I used for the drop? I didn't actually use a ruler to measure how much it dropped, but in terms of fingers, the wheelgap before was 4 fingers for the front and 3 fingers for the back. After the drop it's 2 fingers for both the front and back.
Had it done here in NY by a CL member's brother. If you're interested, I'll let you know.
Had it done here in NY by a CL member's brother. If you're interested, I'll let you know.
back, but the fingers measurement gives me a good idea.
NY is a bit far for me. I was just wondering how you went about
and found someone who knew what he was doing. It's a bit tricky
since the suspension warranty is voided
Thanks again for the info!
I will probably wait until spring to do it
09-16-06, 09:21 PM
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I went over to the NELOC/Northeast section of this forum and heard some good recommendations for this guy, who happens to be pretty close to where I live so I just took it there. Why wait til Spring? Jump on them now. 
09-17-06, 04:15 PM
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