Factory HID color on our TL's?
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Factory HID color on our TL's?
I was wondering what temperature our factory OEM HID's are... I want to purchase a pair for my fogs and make sure I get the same color. Thanks
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the correct answer is 4300K = kelvin scale color/temp
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lance- welcome to the forum but please no wild guesses of information
If you know for sure--contribute!!,,
bad info is worse than no info-- until one of the longer time owners wakes up~
If you know for sure--contribute!!,,
bad info is worse than no info-- until one of the longer time owners wakes up~
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6000 is a popular replacement choice for low beams but you lose white light in front of the car on the ground
5000 is a better choice in my opinion,, as a 6k driver
the additional blue over 4300 picks out the reflecto material in road line paint, road signs, semi truck reflective tape etc
5000 is a better choice in my opinion,, as a 6k driver
the additional blue over 4300 picks out the reflecto material in road line paint, road signs, semi truck reflective tape etc
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MechEng
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D2R for head lights
9006 for fog lights
see bulb application guide:
https://acurazine.com/forums/2g-tl-1999-2003-98/bulb-application-614883/
taken from:
http://www.acura-cl.com/forums/showthread.php?t=706083
9006 for fog lights
see bulb application guide:
https://acurazine.com/forums/2g-tl-1999-2003-98/bulb-application-614883/
taken from:
http://www.acura-cl.com/forums/showthread.php?t=706083
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MechEng
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^ well as you may have read, bluer = less light output = less visibility overall
but if you want to take that risk you just need to change bulbs. 6000K-10000K is what youre looking for. google each interval (6000, 8000, 10000) to see how it looks.
if you want to see at night/in the rain, stick to 4300K please.
but if you want to take that risk you just need to change bulbs. 6000K-10000K is what youre looking for. google each interval (6000, 8000, 10000) to see how it looks.
if you want to see at night/in the rain, stick to 4300K please.
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the high beam isn't an hid bulb so you can put any bulb that you want so long as it is the correct size (and obviously not an HID bulb)
I have 6k in my car and i will admit that it cuts a bit of the light out but not enough for me have an issue with it.
I have 6k white (as hidextra puts it) and i love the color and the brightness.
don't go higher than 6k it'll be an issue
I have 6k in my car and i will admit that it cuts a bit of the light out but not enough for me have an issue with it.
I have 6k white (as hidextra puts it) and i love the color and the brightness.
don't go higher than 6k it'll be an issue
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