Foglights matching Headlights
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Foglights matching Headlights
Since the Headlights are HID's, what do you guys recommend i should do to get my fog lights and high beams to look the same color? Should I just get an HID kit for both or are the Ultrastars I have now the best I can have?
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2000 acura tl FPR
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probably because they couldn't see the deer with poor light output.
Ditch the 10000k and get something <6000K.
HID's are stock and the stock temperature is 4300k because that's the best light output, not to mention puts out less glare to other drivers unlike higher temps.
Ditch the 10000k and get something <6000K.
HID's are stock and the stock temperature is 4300k because that's the best light output, not to mention puts out less glare to other drivers unlike higher temps.
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probably because they couldn't see the deer with poor light output.
Ditch the 10000k and get something <6000K.
HID's are stock and the stock temperature is 4300k because that's the best light output, not to mention puts out less glare to other drivers unlike higher temps.
Ditch the 10000k and get something <6000K.
HID's are stock and the stock temperature is 4300k because that's the best light output, not to mention puts out less glare to other drivers unlike higher temps.
in those housings that were made to support heat coming from 15-watt(incandescent) bulbs. If anything go with 30-watt 2500k (thats yellow) halogen bulbs. Even then you may have to drill a few micro-holes in the back of the housing to vent the 30-watt bulbs.
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2006 NBP TL MT6/ 02TL-S
Foglights - Nokya Hyper Yellow 2500K 55w 9006
Low Beams - stock HIDs 4300K
High Beams - Nokya Cosmic White Stage 2 5000K 100w high output 9005 with heavy duty wiring harness
Low Beams - stock HIDs 4300K
High Beams - Nokya Cosmic White Stage 2 5000K 100w high output 9005 with heavy duty wiring harness
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Im Running: 8000K 35W Lows + Fogs and 55W Highs 5000K.. As much as I would like Use highs I rarely need them in most situations...
The Conservative bunch will said stuff like More than 6K is Useless and blah blah blah... Just try them for yourself dont let anyone change your mind.. In real Life most HIDs up to 8000K will light up more than any Halogen High Beam Light will ever do.
Now 10K it is pretty dumb not becouse of how Little lumens they give out but becouse of the super BLUE color that blends into the dark roads this has nothing to do with lumen output more than a color spectrum issue but there is too much info about it on several HID related threads on Acurazine if you wanna know more just use search.
And to ADD HID Bulbs heat up the same as an Halogen Bulb so the Myth of Melted Fog housing is just only that, A MYTH... You can Safely use even 55W HIDs on the Fogs remember that is the Same amount of heat for the same given Watts so if a 100W Halogen Bulb is damaging the Housing a 100W HID bulb will do the same.
The Conservative bunch will said stuff like More than 6K is Useless and blah blah blah... Just try them for yourself dont let anyone change your mind.. In real Life most HIDs up to 8000K will light up more than any Halogen High Beam Light will ever do.
Now 10K it is pretty dumb not becouse of how Little lumens they give out but becouse of the super BLUE color that blends into the dark roads this has nothing to do with lumen output more than a color spectrum issue but there is too much info about it on several HID related threads on Acurazine if you wanna know more just use search.
And to ADD HID Bulbs heat up the same as an Halogen Bulb so the Myth of Melted Fog housing is just only that, A MYTH... You can Safely use even 55W HIDs on the Fogs remember that is the Same amount of heat for the same given Watts so if a 100W Halogen Bulb is damaging the Housing a 100W HID bulb will do the same.
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