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06-18-2002, 01:14 AM
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where can i order 6000k bulb
anybody know any good sites where i can order 6000k bulb???
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Or, more specifically...
http://www.autolamps-online.com/products/d2r6000.htm
http://www.autolamps-online.com/products/d2r6000.htm
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Re: where can i order 6000k bulb
Originally posted by oonowindoo
anybody know any good sites where i can order 6000k bulb???
anybody know any good sites where i can order 6000k bulb???
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Re: Re: where can i order 6000k bulb
Originally posted by 6spdCL-S
What do these bulbs do? I thought your car already has Xenon lights? Does it make the Xenon much more intense, more like the BMW's?
What do these bulbs do? I thought your car already has Xenon lights? Does it make the Xenon much more intense, more like the BMW's?
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Re: Re: Re: where can i order 6000k bulb
Originally posted by Scooter
the beam is brighter, more blue/purple in color like the bimmer or audi or even the older generation TL
the beam is brighter, more blue/purple in color like the bimmer or audi or even the older generation TL
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Re: Re: Re: Re: where can i order 6000k bulb
Originally posted by jucee187
Do you just need to order the bulb or is it a whole new application kit including the ballasts and everything?.. and how much is it again?.
Do you just need to order the bulb or is it a whole new application kit including the ballasts and everything?.. and how much is it again?.
You need two of these
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: where can i order 6000k bulb
Originally posted by jucee187
and thats it?.. just plug and play?....
and thats it?.. just plug and play?....
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: where can i order 6000k bulb
Originally posted by nate'sCLS
Ya, and you'll need on of these... t20 security key to get into the housings.
Ya, and you'll need on of these... t20 security key to get into the housings.
man $145 per bulb is pretty expensive in cdn dollars.. ill see if i can get it cheaper from somewhere else..... does anyone know any cheaper place?..
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: where can i order 6000k bulb
Originally posted by jucee187
t20 , is that the part number?.. and i should just ignore that big warning sticker they put there too right?..
man $145 per bulb is pretty expensive in cdn dollars.. ill see if i can get it cheaper from somewhere else..... does anyone know any cheaper place?..
t20 , is that the part number?.. and i should just ignore that big warning sticker they put there too right?..
man $145 per bulb is pretty expensive in cdn dollars.. ill see if i can get it cheaper from somewhere else..... does anyone know any cheaper place?..
where did u get your corners cleared?
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Re: where can i order 6000k bulb
Originally posted by oonowindoo
anybody know any good sites where i can order 6000k bulb???
anybody know any good sites where i can order 6000k bulb???
06-18-2002, 04:51 PM
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Re: Re: where can i order 6000k bulb
Originally posted by peiqinglong
I just ordered a pair of Osram for $240 shipped overnight from Taiwan. Or you can get the Philips for $268 shipped overnight also from the same guy. If you want his email, just email me. For pics, check my sig.
I just ordered a pair of Osram for $240 shipped overnight from Taiwan. Or you can get the Philips for $268 shipped overnight also from the same guy. If you want his email, just email me. For pics, check my sig.
Hey peiqinglong,
I graduated from SJSU in 2001
Those bulbs you have look great, do you have othe picks that are from a distance back? Thanks
06-18-2002, 05:40 PM
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Re: Re: Re: where can i order 6000k bulb
Originally posted by nate'sCLS
Hey peiqinglong,
I graduated from SJSU in 2001
Those bulbs you have look great, do you have othe picks that are from a distance back? Thanks
Hey peiqinglong,
I graduated from SJSU in 2001
Those bulbs you have look great, do you have othe picks that are from a distance back? Thanks
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It looks better in person...I'll try to get better ones tonight if I can. From far away too so you can see how they look.
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first of all why do you have the high beams on too on the stock hid pics???
I dont mind my headlights, anybody know some goood hid fogs light bulbs that would plug and play in our fogs.????
I dont mind my headlights, anybody know some goood hid fogs light bulbs that would plug and play in our fogs.????
06-18-2002, 07:26 PM
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I don't have the 6000K bulbs but www.hids4less.com sells them too.
06-18-2002, 08:34 PM
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Originally posted by OUTRAGEOUS CL TYPE S
first of all why do you have the high beams on too on the stock hid pics???
I dont mind my headlights, anybody know some goood hid fogs light bulbs that would plug and play in our fogs.????
first of all why do you have the high beams on too on the stock hid pics???
I dont mind my headlights, anybody know some goood hid fogs light bulbs that would plug and play in our fogs.????
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Just wanted to clear up one piece of mis-information always floating around in regards to our HID lights and BMW/Audi HID lights. All of our cars use the same 4300K bulbs. THe only difference is that BMW/Audi use projector lenses. These lenses distort the wavelenghts to make the bulbs appear more blue and brighter. They are brighter up close, but the light does not travel as far. Our headlights appear more white (natural) and while not as intense up close, the beams travel further. Drive a BMW with HID's and you will know what I mean.
I am not saying either method is better, but neither car has a superior set of bulbs, etc... Just different methods to display light. The 6000k bulbs are indeed different and produce a differnet color of light. I was thinking of upgrading, but I can't see the price justification right now.
The old TL and Mercedes S class have refractor headlights which is the third method.
I am not saying either method is better, but neither car has a superior set of bulbs, etc... Just different methods to display light. The 6000k bulbs are indeed different and produce a differnet color of light. I was thinking of upgrading, but I can't see the price justification right now.
The old TL and Mercedes S class have refractor headlights which is the third method.
06-18-2002, 08:58 PM
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: where can i order 6000k bulb
Originally posted by amirsafdari
sup,
where did u get your corners cleared?
sup,
where did u get your corners cleared?
06-18-2002, 11:36 PM
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Originally posted by cusdaddy
Just wanted to clear up one piece of mis-information always floating around in regards to our HID lights and BMW/Audi HID lights. All of our cars use the same 4300K bulbs. THe only difference is that BMW/Audi use projector lenses. These lenses distort the wavelenghts to make the bulbs appear more blue and brighter. They are brighter up close, but the light does not travel as far. Our headlights appear more white (natural) and while not as intense up close, the beams travel further. Drive a BMW with HID's and you will know what I mean.
I am not saying either method is better, but neither car has a superior set of bulbs, etc... Just different methods to display light. The 6000k bulbs are indeed different and produce a differnet color of light. I was thinking of upgrading, but I can't see the price justification right now.
The old TL and Mercedes S class have refractor headlights which is the third method.
Just wanted to clear up one piece of mis-information always floating around in regards to our HID lights and BMW/Audi HID lights. All of our cars use the same 4300K bulbs. THe only difference is that BMW/Audi use projector lenses. These lenses distort the wavelenghts to make the bulbs appear more blue and brighter. They are brighter up close, but the light does not travel as far. Our headlights appear more white (natural) and while not as intense up close, the beams travel further. Drive a BMW with HID's and you will know what I mean.
I am not saying either method is better, but neither car has a superior set of bulbs, etc... Just different methods to display light. The 6000k bulbs are indeed different and produce a differnet color of light. I was thinking of upgrading, but I can't see the price justification right now.
The old TL and Mercedes S class have refractor headlights which is the third method.
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Re: Re: where can i order 6000k bulb
Originally posted by 6spdCL-S
What do these bulbs do? I thought your car already has Xenon lights? Does it make the Xenon much more intense, more like the BMW's?
What do these bulbs do? I thought your car already has Xenon lights? Does it make the Xenon much more intense, more like the BMW's?
06-19-2002, 04:30 PM
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That first pic looks amazing!
Sometimes camera's don't due things justice so i'm thinking they look even better in person.
Damn thats how they should've come from the factory!
That first pic looks amazing!
Sometimes camera's don't due things justice so i'm thinking they look even better in person.
Damn thats how they should've come from the factory!
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Originally posted by Chaptorial
SFLA_Type-S:
That first pic looks amazing!
Sometimes camera's don't due things justice so i'm thinking they look even better in person.
Damn thats how they should've come from the factory!
SFLA_Type-S:
That first pic looks amazing!
Sometimes camera's don't due things justice so i'm thinking they look even better in person.
Damn thats how they should've come from the factory!
You're right the camera doesn't do justice, they look even better in person. I
them & could not see myself going back to the 4100k bulbs.
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So when you changed your bulbs do you open up the housing? If one is changing the bulbs would that be a good time to clear thier lights and possibly paint their housing, or is it just plug and play from the back of the housing, no opening?
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Originally posted by MtBikR
So when you changed your bulbs do you open up the housing? If one is changing the bulbs would that be a good time to clear thier lights and possibly paint their housing, or is it just plug and play from the back of the housing, no opening?
So when you changed your bulbs do you open up the housing? If one is changing the bulbs would that be a good time to clear thier lights and possibly paint their housing, or is it just plug and play from the back of the housing, no opening?
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Originally posted by SFLA_Type-S
Chaptorial,
You're right the camera doesn't do justice, they look even better in person. I them & could not see myself going back to the 4100k bulbs.
Chaptorial,
You're right the camera doesn't do justice, they look even better in person. I
them & could not see myself going back to the 4100k bulbs.
Maybe you can use the 4100 on your fogs with the special kit of course.
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Originally posted by SFLA_Type-S
L@@K at the ground...
L@@K at the ground...
These are the first pics that have made me think about changing my 4100k's... Is light output about the same when driving?
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Originally posted by lou
Maybe you can use the 4100 on your fogs with the special kit of course.
Maybe you can use the 4100 on your fogs with the special kit of course.
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Originally posted by SFLA_Type-S
That might not be a bad idea. I wonder if they sell just the ballasts.
That might not be a bad idea. I wonder if they sell just the ballasts.
Someone already did it, he was at PAA meet, I just never got around to speak to him. It can definetly be done, since you have the 4100k just lying around. Keep us posted.
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Someone already did it, he was at PAA meet, I just never got around to speak to him. It can definetly be done, since you have the 4100k just lying around. Keep us posted.
http://www.acura-cl.com/forums/showt...&highlight=hid
http://www.acura-cl.com/forums/showt...&highlight=hid
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Originally posted by nate'sCLS
SFLA, once again you have out-"shined" us all
These are the first pics that have made me think about changing my 4100k's... Is light output about the same when driving?
SFLA, once again you have out-"shined" us all
These are the first pics that have made me think about changing my 4100k's... Is light output about the same when driving?
Some people have said that the light output is less, but to me they "appear" to be brighter than stock. This may be a result of the 6000k color temp. I think the light output is (technically) a little less, but they seem brighter to me & everyone else I have shown them to.
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