HID Replacement Bulbs
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HID Replacement Bulbs
Hey everyone, I need to get a replacement bulb for my CLS6... any feedback on which ones to stay away from or any suggested sellers? I've found some on EBAY http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/D2S-D...spagenameZWDVW
Also some here http://www.plasmagarage.com/XENON-bulbs.html
Anyone have a good reason I shouldn't buy the cheap ebay ones?
Thanks in advance!
Also some here http://www.plasmagarage.com/XENON-bulbs.html
Anyone have a good reason I shouldn't buy the cheap ebay ones?
Thanks in advance!
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I got some replacements from here when I cleared out my headlights. I've had them in for almost a month now and they are great! Can't beat the price and the 6K look SICK!
http://www.xenonlink.com/index.php?cPath=22_81
http://www.xenonlink.com/index.php?cPath=22_81
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I got some replacements from here when I cleared out my headlights. I've had them in for almost a month now and they are great! Can't beat the price and the 6K look SICK!
http://www.xenonlink.com/index.php?cPath=22_81
http://www.xenonlink.com/index.php?cPath=22_81
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10000K = purple...
8 is the limit, bought these no-name 8000K bulbs from a local guy for $45 with a lifetime warranty. Worked great, 4 months now. Love the color and light output is still good too
8 is the limit, bought these no-name 8000K bulbs from a local guy for $45 with a lifetime warranty. Worked great, 4 months now. Love the color and light output is still good too
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from what i understand 10000k is deep blue, and they don't look purple until around 12,000k. Like I said, for $35 it's worth getting them to experiment with. I still have my Kaixen 8500's
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^ probably what one gets for cheap bulbs. Cheap not very accurate K rating.
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Anyone notice a major difference in light output in going to the 8000k? I'm a little worried that I've made a mistake after reading some things online. Supposedly the output of the new bulbs will be significantly less than the stock ones... hmmmm
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The more kelvin (color) the less lumen (light output). 4300k which is the OE kelvin rating is technically the brightest bulb. 6000-6500k is pretty close in light output and to the naked eye can look brighter, as long as the bulb is made with proper technology/quality.
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I've got the 8500 Kaixen's and I don't think the output is that much less than stock. I live in FL and drive through tropical storm/hurricane created rain a lot and I haven't had any problems.
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when I ordered HID bulbs from Excelerate, I went balls to the wall with the 8500's......I'm very happy with them......all of those naysayers w/different bulbs are playing it safe....but trust me.....GREAT light output...then again I have 20/15 vision and am qualified to fly a U-64 Apache Helicopter..........
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i just got the xenonlink 10,000 k's........and they look nothing like the picture which is deep blue.....they are actually a purple color, dammit. Does anyone know where i can get the deep blue ones? (by the way, i don't care about the light output, it's my car and i like what i like)
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i just got the xenonlink 10,000 k's........and they look nothing like the picture which is deep blue.....they are actually a purple color, dammit. Does anyone know where i can get the deep blue ones? (by the way, i don't care about the light output, it's my car and i like what i like)
thats funny. i ordered 10k also, but mine look more like a combo b/w 6kk and 8kk. i asked them whats up and they said thats what it is.
couldnt complain a lot because it was only like 30 bucks for 2 bulbs.
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Just got my 6k bulbs today, and i had no idea installing them was more than just simply taking out the old one and sticking in the new one..
https://acurazine.com/forums/showthr...24#post9056124
I found that in the TL section of the board...anyone know if it's pretty much the same for our CL's?
https://acurazine.com/forums/showthr...24#post9056124
I found that in the TL section of the board...anyone know if it's pretty much the same for our CL's?
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The bulbs only fit in one way. You'll see what I mean when you try to put them in. They will 'lock' in once you have them turned the right way. its kinda weird cause the metal 'pin' is what really keeps them from moving around. Don't know why Acura didn't make them snap into place instead.
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