Changing Fog light
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oh yeah i heard people talked about the 6000k headlight or something like. What exactly is that? (Hey sorry if i sound stupid to you, but this is my first car and i dun really know much about cars.)
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Hi, there are no stupid questions, just stupid answers. A lot is covered here and if you use the search function, you can type in 6000k and find a wealth of info right here at this website.
Nice first car--mine was a 57 Fairlane that would drop its rust every time I slammed the door
Nice first car--mine was a 57 Fairlane that would drop its rust every time I slammed the door
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6000k headlights are HID headlights that are brighter/whiter than our stock ones (stock are 4300k). if u want ur fogs to match ur headlights, the best way to go is to get an HID kit that comes with a ballast and real HID bulbs. however this method is a lil expensive, and if u dont have the money, there are some bulbs out there that are a pretty good match. i dont kno them off hand, so do a search on it.
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Originally posted by WiLz
6000k headlights are HID headlights that are brighter/whiter than our stock ones (stock are 4300k).
6000k headlights are HID headlights that are brighter/whiter than our stock ones (stock are 4300k).
this is me, you will not find a bulb that get's you an exact match for you HIDs that will work properly.
Hey WiLz, how much did the fog conversion cost you? Did you install it yourself?
I'm trying to separate the 6000K and the foglights. I'm currently putting a yellow film over the fogs. What I might try to do is convert the fogs to HID and put a yellow lens. (I take it I will be able to use my old 4300K bulbs in the fog HID kit?)
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this is me....first off, welcome.
if you're looking to replace the fog bulbs, two choices:
1) HID kit - about $500 or so, this will match perfectly
2) you can replace with similar halogen bulbs. the size is 9006. i just got the Sylvania Silverstars yesterday from Pep Boys. They're $24.99 each, and they match almost perfectly. I would definitely recommend that. a lot of members here have them.
good luck
if you're looking to replace the fog bulbs, two choices:
1) HID kit - about $500 or so, this will match perfectly
2) you can replace with similar halogen bulbs. the size is 9006. i just got the Sylvania Silverstars yesterday from Pep Boys. They're $24.99 each, and they match almost perfectly. I would definitely recommend that. a lot of members here have them.
good luck
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Originally posted by Alexxx
You have it a little mixed up there WiLz. Technically The 6000K are more bluer than the stock 4300K. Therefore the 6000K are also a little bit dimmer than the 4300K (Although I think they are just as bright). The higher the temperature the more of blue color you get. If you ask why top of the line lux cars have a blue color and are also bright it's because their HIDs are projectors.
this is me, you will not find a bulb that get's you an exact match for you HIDs that will work properly.
Hey WiLz, how much did the fog conversion cost you? Did you install it yourself?
I'm trying to separate the 6000K and the foglights. I'm currently putting a yellow film over the fogs. What I might try to do is convert the fogs to HID and put a yellow lens. (I take it I will be able to use my old 4300K bulbs in the fog HID kit?)
You have it a little mixed up there WiLz. Technically The 6000K are more bluer than the stock 4300K. Therefore the 6000K are also a little bit dimmer than the 4300K (Although I think they are just as bright). The higher the temperature the more of blue color you get. If you ask why top of the line lux cars have a blue color and are also bright it's because their HIDs are projectors.
this is me, you will not find a bulb that get's you an exact match for you HIDs that will work properly.
Hey WiLz, how much did the fog conversion cost you? Did you install it yourself?
I'm trying to separate the 6000K and the foglights. I'm currently putting a yellow film over the fogs. What I might try to do is convert the fogs to HID and put a yellow lens. (I take it I will be able to use my old 4300K bulbs in the fog HID kit?)
and i got the hid kit for $500, and installation is real easy...as long as u kno how to get the bumper off (which is real easy too)
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i HAVE THE piaa SUPER PLASMAS AND I THINK THEY LOOK EXCELLENT BUT I HAVEN'T SEEN THE OTHERS. MINE HAVE BEEN IN MY CAR FOR 16 MONTHS NOW. I THINK THEY WERE EXPENSIVE THOUGH, MAYBE $100 OR SO BUT I CAN'T REMEMBER
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well now that i found out what bulb i should use. the problem is that i dun really know how to install it. anyone have any instruction. i remember last time when i change my corner light, i f*cked up one of the clips of the inner fender on the rite side
BTW: i found that this site is very useful and informative. For an 18yr-old like me i can use it to build up my knowledge about cars.
thanks guys.
BTW: i found that this site is very useful and informative. For an 18yr-old like me i can use it to build up my knowledge about cars.
thanks guys.
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Originally posted by mrgtr16
so these replacement bulbs....do they work as well as the original fog lights...helping us see in the fog?
so these replacement bulbs....do they work as well as the original fog lights...helping us see in the fog?
but to me i don't care, coz' here in CA you hardly see fog, so i just changed it to hid as well
and in case you wonder, YES, hid fogs is a stupid idea in foggy condition
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Originally posted by WiLz
yah i kno that the 4300 light up brighter than the 6000k...i meant that it APPEARED brighter and whiter.
and i got the hid kit for $500, and installation is real easy...as long as u kno how to get the bumper off (which is real easy too)
yah i kno that the 4300 light up brighter than the 6000k...i meant that it APPEARED brighter and whiter.
and i got the hid kit for $500, and installation is real easy...as long as u kno how to get the bumper off (which is real easy too)
but then we have 4 hid bulbs, that helps quite a bit. what i do is the fogs hid lights up the close by area, and i adjust the headlight to shine higher for further roads
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Originally posted by darkalley
i HAVE THE piaa SUPER PLASMAS AND I THINK THEY LOOK EXCELLENT BUT I HAVEN'T SEEN THE OTHERS. MINE HAVE BEEN IN MY CAR FOR 16 MONTHS NOW. I THINK THEY WERE EXPENSIVE THOUGH, MAYBE $100 OR SO BUT I CAN'T REMEMBER
i HAVE THE piaa SUPER PLASMAS AND I THINK THEY LOOK EXCELLENT BUT I HAVEN'T SEEN THE OTHERS. MINE HAVE BEEN IN MY CAR FOR 16 MONTHS NOW. I THINK THEY WERE EXPENSIVE THOUGH, MAYBE $100 OR SO BUT I CAN'T REMEMBER
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Originally posted by this is me
well now that i found out what bulb i should use. the problem is that i dun really know how to install it. anyone have any instruction. i remember last time when i change my corner light, i f*cked up one of the clips of the inner fender on the rite side
BTW: i found that this site is very useful and informative. For an 18yr-old like me i can use it to build up my knowledge about cars.
thanks guys.
well now that i found out what bulb i should use. the problem is that i dun really know how to install it. anyone have any instruction. i remember last time when i change my corner light, i f*cked up one of the clips of the inner fender on the rite side
BTW: i found that this site is very useful and informative. For an 18yr-old like me i can use it to build up my knowledge about cars.
thanks guys.
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