View Poll Results: which HID kit: 4300k or 6000k?
4300k
133
40.06%
6000k
199
59.94%
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get 4300k or 6000k
#76
Pole Position
Noop you're right on the money! The best way to figure it all out is to grab a few bulbs and test them out. 5000K originally was intended to replace the burnt out bulb and color match it to the one that's still working if that makes sense.
You wouldn't want to drive around for a while with one light that looks yellower than the other one would you?
You wouldn't want to drive around for a while with one light that looks yellower than the other one would you?
#77
Racer
6k will look to dimm.I like the 4k light output.Much brighter.
#78
Old thread.
It all depends on the projector. In some cases 4300K would look 'whiter/bluer' on certain projectors and more 'yellow' in others.
If your putting them in a quality projector, ie TSX, S2K, LS, then the 4300K would look great.
It all depends on the projector. In some cases 4300K would look 'whiter/bluer' on certain projectors and more 'yellow' in others.
If your putting them in a quality projector, ie TSX, S2K, LS, then the 4300K would look great.
#79
If it's going to be slightly yellow, I'll go 6000. Otherwise, I'll do the 4300 kit.
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From: lL,Chicago
06 Gs300
What shoul I get for my fog lights.Low Beams is OEM HID I believe D4S.I'm trying to match my HID,Also I'm tryin to find solution for Hi-beam OEM to aftermarket .Day Lights are ugly yellow.I asked "pros" about fog lights.got answer no reason to put hid kit to fog lights.What are you thing?True?Can I match with BULBS.If yes please help me to find good quality bulbs or HID kit if necessary and what i should do with day lights?Any Ideas.