ray123

i want to get some fog light hid to match my hid on my 04 430 ,but when i recieved my 5k hid and the color is not like a natural white like the factory hid,is it because the projector?,also does anyone one know someone who can match the same color factory hid color would a 4300k look closer to the look.

As of now i dnt like the look of 2 diffrent color hid on my car,from a far it look close but up close you can see the blue tint still, any suggestion could help. thanks in advance

fergo308

4300k will be pretty close to original. I'm running 6000k in my fog lights,and it's obviously different,but that doesn't bother me. I don't like the look of the 3000k yellow HIDs,so I went in the opposite direction.


Justin...

toantran99

Thinking about going HID for my fog light but the temp I'm thinking of doing is 3000k.

brio_ls

I guess our factory D2S bulbs are 4300k, so you have to get bulbs with the same color temperature.

ray123

but i can just switch out my bulbs and keep my convertor box,any body used led before

GS3Tek

iTrader: (8)

that's b/c alot of these cheap aftermarket hid kits hardly carry the 4300k (if I remember correctly).

get the oem slim ballast from denso/koito and use the oem 4300k d2s bulbs

or replace the hid bulbs in your lows with 5000k to match the fogs

xuserx04

iTrader: (6)

^^ Not only those cheap aftermarket kits are never near OEM temperatures but the HID bulbs that come with those kits will most likely change color or die after being used a few times. Also, i would also say OP should go with Matsus*h*i*ta ballasts used in nissan/infiniti HID headlights. They are smaller and easier to mount.


Lol ^^ No foul language was used in this post.

ray123

my friend idk why is taking off his 03 g35 stock hid lights,which look like mine,so im take his hid from the g35 andput them as my fog is it possible