Bulb recomendations...
Bulb recomendations...
OK, I am getting ready to purchase new headlight bulbs, first, what is a good site, second, should I stick with stock or go up a notch, if so, how high should I go, I kind of like the bluish tint I see, looks nice with white cars....
Blue does nothing to help you see. Stick with 4300 to 5k tops.
Thanks, went to the site and don't mean to sound oblivious but I see 886 HID, 889, 893, 894 and so on and so fourth they all have 5000K that I'm looking for, how do I know which number to order and what do all the numbers in front of HID stand for? Since they all carry 5000K.
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has anybody tried any of the bulbs from ebay for example
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/D2R-H...Q5fAccessories
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/D2R-H...Q5fAccessories
^^ you get what u pay for....me personally will stick with phillips/osrams no matter what, only went thru two sets alrdy, and myhids run as drl's here in canada so its on most of the time, and lasts a long time.
Thanks for the insight. Can you please direct me to a good place to purchase a pair of bulbs? =]
I use my HID fogs as DRL just becouse and cheap ebay bulbs last 2 years if they dont lose color on 1 side before the other... 2 years and Output start to die but like The other member say " You get what You pay for " and thats like 30 bucks anyways. The ballast will outlast cheap ebay bulbs like 3 to 4 times.
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From: www.ExceleratePerformance.com
http://store.excelerateperformance.c.../i-236445.aspx
That is the link to the 5000k, which is a natural white and the closest to OE.
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