hid conversion 4300k vs 6000k which is closer to oem
01-28-03, 04:26 AM
#31
Originally posted by see_fu
just FYI. there's a few people that have been able to develop a 50watt hid system now. dunno how reliable they are though, but if any of u have any electrical engineering background u could easily reverse engineer the system to shoot out 50watts of power.
just FYI. there's a few people that have been able to develop a 50watt hid system now. dunno how reliable they are though, but if any of u have any electrical engineering background u could easily reverse engineer the system to shoot out 50watts of power.
01-28-03, 04:29 AM
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Originally posted by rominl
well, pumping up the wattage to 50w isn't hard at all, but how reliable the bulbs would be, like you said, would be a big issue. that's 43% more, quite a bit imho. unless it's different bulbs?
well, pumping up the wattage to 50w isn't hard at all, but how reliable the bulbs would be, like you said, would be a big issue. that's 43% more, quite a bit imho. unless it's different bulbs?
02-07-03, 10:05 PM
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Re: 4100 VS 6000K
Originally posted by HOUTXGS300
AND ALL THE GIRL LOOKING LIKE DAM WHO'S THAT MAN THAT IS SO COOL BUT MAN YOU HAVE TO SEE WHAT IS IT YOU ARE LOOK FOR OUT OF YOUR HID LIGHTS COLOR ARE SUN LIGHT BOTH OR BRIGHT.
AND ALL THE GIRL LOOKING LIKE DAM WHO'S THAT MAN THAT IS SO COOL BUT MAN YOU HAVE TO SEE WHAT IS IT YOU ARE LOOK FOR OUT OF YOUR HID LIGHTS COLOR ARE SUN LIGHT BOTH OR BRIGHT.
:eek: That was freaking hilarious!
02-07-03, 11:07 PM
#34
Originally posted by see_fu
well i've heard that the phillips ultinon can take it, but then again no ones shown me concrete proof yet. it would be kind of fun though. just imagine doing it to a 4100k bulb. tahts 3200x1.43 lumens! light from heaven hahah
well i've heard that the phillips ultinon can take it, but then again no ones shown me concrete proof yet. it would be kind of fun though. just imagine doing it to a 4100k bulb. tahts 3200x1.43 lumens! light from heaven hahah
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