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#5
don't wanna burst your bubble...
but changing to 8000k isn't really a good idea
kelvin is color temperature
lumens is light output
the higher color temperature, the lower light output...
8000k will LOOK amazing, but for visibility is borderline dangerous
but yeah...just change the bulbs..it should be fine
but changing to 8000k isn't really a good idea
kelvin is color temperature
lumens is light output
the higher color temperature, the lower light output...
8000k will LOOK amazing, but for visibility is borderline dangerous
but yeah...just change the bulbs..it should be fine
#6
yeah, there's a reason why factory usually stay around 4300k. it's supposed to be optimal for visibility with a hint of blue flicker. Usually 6000k is considered a good upgrade to stock since not much visibility is lost and more blue is added. But 8000k would look pretty cool good luck with you install and post some pics
#7
a i was aware of the light loss, but i appreciate everyones input. I'll post pics when i get it done, supposed to be done today bnut i will definatley have them in tomorrow and will hopefully post pics on Monday...
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#8
Did you get the D2S bulbs? Make sure it's not the D2R because that's incompatible.
I also have 8000k bulbs installed in my car, i don't see much of a difference between stock or 8k bulb. Just looks alot cooler with the blue light.
I also have 8000k bulbs installed in my car, i don't see much of a difference between stock or 8k bulb. Just looks alot cooler with the blue light.
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