HID BULBS for 99 TL-P
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HID BULBS for 99 TL-P
i was wondering if these bulbs would work to replace my stocks since one of them is going out.
http://www.hidexpress.com/index.asp?...PROD&ProdID=15
i want to get the 8000k bulbs beacuse id like to have the bluish tint..... and i think these would work wonders.. what do you guys think.... is it worth the price?
http://www.hidexpress.com/index.asp?...PROD&ProdID=15
i want to get the 8000k bulbs beacuse id like to have the bluish tint..... and i think these would work wonders.. what do you guys think.... is it worth the price?
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sup ravi, 8000 and 8500 will be very blue and would look good, but you have to sacrifice some brightness for it. I have 8500z on mine they look awesome, but the sites that you mentioned are selling them a tad expensive that what i paid for them , i got them for $130, from http://www.globalpremier.com/hid-d2bulbs-2.htm, check um out. 6000 is not a bad choice to go with either, but believe me 8500z really stand out.
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Originally Posted by pimpravi
i was wondering if these bulbs would work to replace my stocks since one of them is going out.
http://www.hidexpress.com/index.asp?...PROD&ProdID=15
i want to get the 8000k bulbs beacuse id like to have the bluish tint..... and i think these would work wonders.. what do you guys think.... is it worth the price?
http://www.hidexpress.com/index.asp?...PROD&ProdID=15
i want to get the 8000k bulbs beacuse id like to have the bluish tint..... and i think these would work wonders.. what do you guys think.... is it worth the price?
that link you had was for 8000...no way jose...plus you'll run the risk of getting a ticket. If you replace with an OEM HID bulb, the dealership will charge $136.00
OR, if you just want the color you can buy those $12 bulbs!
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Originally Posted by etxxz
yeah but know our ballast wont support anything over 6000k...actually i think our ballast wanna shit themselves everytime you turn on the 6000s.
that link you had was for 8000...no way jose...plus you'll run the risk of getting a ticket. If you replace with an OEM HID bulb, the dealership will charge $136.00
OR, if you just want the color you can buy those $12 bulbs!
that link you had was for 8000...no way jose...plus you'll run the risk of getting a ticket. If you replace with an OEM HID bulb, the dealership will charge $136.00
OR, if you just want the color you can buy those $12 bulbs!
i've been using 6000k bulbs with stock ballast for over a year now, and have yet to have a problem
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Originally Posted by etxxz
yeah but know our ballast wont support anything over 6000k...actually i think our ballast wanna shit themselves everytime you turn on the 6000s.
I have 6000k on my car for almost 2.5 years now. No problem at all
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that link you had was for 8000...no way jose...plus you'll run the risk of getting a ticket.
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heh i didnt mean our ballasts wouldnt take on the 6000ks, thy do but its pushing their limits, from previous posts i've always thought they coulnt take on the 8000s...
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pimpravi- our ballasts CAN support 8000ks....i just bought 8000k D2Rs this morning from plasmagarage.com (for $135). I'd buy from there, i emailed the guy and he said he gives a 1 yr warranty, and one guy bought 6000k and changed his mind to 8000k and he let him switch bulbs....nice place. just my 2 cents. good luck. -shawn
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Originally Posted by AsianRage
What * Kelvin should I consider if I was looking for a brighter lighting set? I thought that the higher you go, the brighter it becomes? ![Dunno](https://acurazine.com/forums/images/smilies/dunno.gif)
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personally, i wouldnt go higher than 6000k.
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Originally Posted by AsianRage
What * Kelvin should I consider if I was looking for a brighter lighting set? I thought that the higher you go, the brighter it becomes? ![Dunno](https://acurazine.com/forums/images/smilies/dunno.gif)
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What about HID's color?
The color of the light source is expressed as its color temperature. As the color temperature increases, the color of the light moves from yellow to white to blue-white. HID headlights provide light at a higher color temperature than standard halogen headlights, which gives them a crisp white appearance. More K does not mean it is brighter.
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thanks for all the input..i think imma go with 8000k d2Rs! now i gotta find a good price on them.. i think i'll go with plasmagarage.com
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pimpravi- our ballasts CAN support 8000ks....i just bought 8000k D2Rs this morning from plasmagarage.com (for $135). I'd buy from there, i emailed the guy and he said he gives a 1 yr warranty, and one guy bought 6000k and changed his mind to 8000k and he let him switch bulbs....nice place. just my 2 cents. good luck. -shawn
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Originally Posted by luxurycarson20s
hey i just went to plasmagarage.com and they are 189 for the pair. u said u paid 135. how did u get that deal?
really easy to buy. check it out.
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