Parking Light Bulbs r/t HID?!
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Hi guys,
Thanks to my beloved cousins, with their help, my new Kaixen 6000K have finally been installed to my 2006 Lexus IS250. Yay! It looks great, I absolutely love it. However, my halogen parking lights does not quite look all that great and accomodating with my new HID lights. So the question is, what brand of "white" or "matching" parking lights would anyone recommend for me to purchase? I started looking around and came across LED wedge bulb... and basically, don't know anything about it, but quite worrisome that it's costly to replace and its longevity is not that good. Anyways, any ideas, thoughts or concerns regarding this topic would be greatly appreciated. Feel free to extend your knowledge regarding parking lights bulbs types, brands, and kinds that would match HID lights. Thank you.
Thanks to my beloved cousins, with their help, my new Kaixen 6000K have finally been installed to my 2006 Lexus IS250. Yay! It looks great, I absolutely love it. However, my halogen parking lights does not quite look all that great and accomodating with my new HID lights. So the question is, what brand of "white" or "matching" parking lights would anyone recommend for me to purchase? I started looking around and came across LED wedge bulb... and basically, don't know anything about it, but quite worrisome that it's costly to replace and its longevity is not that good. Anyways, any ideas, thoughts or concerns regarding this topic would be greatly appreciated. Feel free to extend your knowledge regarding parking lights bulbs types, brands, and kinds that would match HID lights. Thank you.
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it's just a plain 168/194 wedge type bulb.
you shoudl be able to pick up a set of 2 bright white LED's for anywhere from 10 to 50 bucks. they should be brighter and last longer than any halogen lights.
cheers,
mike
you shoudl be able to pick up a set of 2 bright white LED's for anywhere from 10 to 50 bucks. they should be brighter and last longer than any halogen lights.
cheers,
mike
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