4300k vs 6000k
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4300k vs 6000k
how would you guys out there compare these 2 lights. sure the 6000k makes the 4300k look yellow. but i mean how is the light put reduced compared to 4300k?? how well is the ground lit with 6000k. i know for a fact that the "blue" light the 6000k give off seems more bright but it just doesn't reflect off the ground as good. anyone that has done the 6000k regret it?
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Re: 4300k vs 6000k
Originally posted by Jmai22
how would you guys out there compare these 2 lights. sure the 6000k makes the 4300k look yellow. but i mean how is the light put reduced compared to 4300k?? how well is the ground lit with 6000k. i know for a fact that the "blue" light the 6000k give off seems more bright but it just doesn't reflect off the ground as good. anyone that has done the 6000k regret it?
how would you guys out there compare these 2 lights. sure the 6000k makes the 4300k look yellow. but i mean how is the light put reduced compared to 4300k?? how well is the ground lit with 6000k. i know for a fact that the "blue" light the 6000k give off seems more bright but it just doesn't reflect off the ground as good. anyone that has done the 6000k regret it?
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For an example .. here's a picture that rominl took of his car and Synergy's car. Synergy has stock 4100's and rominl has 6000k of course.
Also, note that in the picture it looks as if the 4100k's are spread more evenly because Synergy's housing is made for HID's -- but I'm pretty sure you know that already
Also, note that in the picture it looks as if the 4100k's are spread more evenly because Synergy's housing is made for HID's -- but I'm pretty sure you know that already
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i think camera captures blue better than white. i have seen stock hid in person before and they are much much brigther then that. i guess i'll just have to buy and try. well how much do you guys think 6000k bulbs are that are phillips.
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I'm with ROM 100%, I yanked my 4300's out and purchased the Philips 6K bulbs soon after I was ROM's car. They look soo much better than stock!! DO IT!
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Originally posted by Synergy
I'm with ROM 100%, I yanked my 4300's out and purchased the Philips 6K bulbs soon after I was ROM's car. They look soo much better than stock!! DO IT!
I'm with ROM 100%, I yanked my 4300's out and purchased the Philips 6K bulbs soon after I was ROM's car. They look soo much better than stock!! DO IT!
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Originally posted by Jmai22
i think camera captures blue better than white. i have seen stock hid in person before and they are much much brigther then that. i guess i'll just have to buy and try. well how much do you guys think 6000k bulbs are that are phillips.
i think camera captures blue better than white. i have seen stock hid in person before and they are much much brigther then that. i guess i'll just have to buy and try. well how much do you guys think 6000k bulbs are that are phillips.
Here are some pics of before and after the upgrade to the HID's in the fogs (the titles of the pics indicate the before and after pics):
https://www.clublexus.com/gallery/sh...at=500&thumb=1
The pics in the daylight are a better representation of how the colors of the lights really look. The night time shots aren't that great.
Would I do this mod again if I had to do it over? Not so sure. Mainly because of the expense I incurred. The HID kit cost $420 and the install was a bi##h and cost me over $200.00 - is the mod worth $600.00? I am sure many members here will say no. I am not so sure either.
However having spent the money now, I am happy with it, but would not do it again if I had to.
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Originally posted by Synergy
I'm with ROM 100%, I yanked my 4300's out and purchased the Philips 6K bulbs soon after I was ROM's car. They look soo much better than stock!! DO IT!
I'm with ROM 100%, I yanked my 4300's out and purchased the Philips 6K bulbs soon after I was ROM's car. They look soo much better than stock!! DO IT!
Maybe I just need some final nudging
BTW H, those look GREAT!
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Originally posted by Dex
BTW H, those look GREAT!
BTW H, those look GREAT!
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I've thought about popping in some 6k also (I have OEM HIDs), but am concerned about looking too blue / ricey / cheap. They do not?
Maybe I just need some final nudging
BTW H, those look GREAT!
I've thought about popping in some 6k also (I have OEM HIDs), but am concerned about looking too blue / ricey / cheap. They do not?
Maybe I just need some final nudging
BTW H, those look GREAT!