Liquidation On D2S Hid Bulbs!
06-16-2008, 08:37 PM
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Liquidation On D2S Hid Bulbs!
A friend of mine on a bimmer forum showed me some HID bulbs on sale. Comes with 1 year warranty. Available in Kelvin color temperatures from 3,000K to 30,000K. Comes in a pair.
HID Low Beam Bulbs
Old Pricing = $70.00 per pair
New Pricing = $25.00 per pair
Exceptions
D2S and 3000K bulbs = $30.00 per pair.
Shipping = $10.00
http://www.khoalty.com/Sedanfs.html
Scroll down to hid replacement bulbs
HID Low Beam Bulbs
Old Pricing = $70.00 per pair
New Pricing = $25.00 per pair
Exceptions
D2S and 3000K bulbs = $30.00 per pair.
Shipping = $10.00
http://www.khoalty.com/Sedanfs.html
Scroll down to hid replacement bulbs
06-16-2008, 08:47 PM
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whoa 30000k...i do believe that is a purple color something like these
http://www.promaxms.com/images/30khid.jpg
im oh so tempted by this offer
http://www.promaxms.com/images/30khid.jpg
im oh so tempted by this offer
06-16-2008, 08:48 PM
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I exactly do not know what brand. I didn't ask the seller but most folks are using it on their bimmers. I will be purchasing a set of 6000k.
3000k = yellow
4300k = stock
5000k = white
6000k = clean white with blue/purplish hue (recommended and not ricey blue look)
8000k = too blue (ricey...stay away)
10000k= purplish (don't bother)
12000k =
30000k =
3000k = yellow
4300k = stock
5000k = white
6000k = clean white with blue/purplish hue (recommended and not ricey blue look)
8000k = too blue (ricey...stay away)
10000k= purplish (don't bother)
12000k =
30000k =
06-16-2008, 09:00 PM
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Originally Posted by brownpakistud08
yea i think im gonna get the 6k bulbs...are our stock bulbs 4300? im guesing 6k is brighter sory i dont know much about HIds
06-16-2008, 10:48 PM
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Originally Posted by 02type-s
Technically no, but some say they can see better with the 6ks. The higher the color temp, the lower useable light output. However, a friend of mine runs 12k in his 03 Accord and I can drive it at night just fine.
thats because the Accord has a reflective halogen housing not meant for HIDs. that type of housing scatters the light in every direction also blinding other drivers.
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06-17-2008, 12:47 AM
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Originally Posted by 02type-s
30,000K?! What color is that even? And what brand are these?
06-17-2008, 07:09 PM
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B16 Swapped TL
How do they compare to these..... http://www.hidplanet.com/philips5000k.html
06-18-2008, 07:40 AM
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Loving my 08 TLS!
I am not sure what brand they are selling for that price. But I had the Philips Ultrinon (sp?) on my 2nd Gen TL and they last longer than my car. I probably had them on for a good 4 years and never had a problem. So if I were to upgrade to 6k I will definitely go back to Philips.
06-18-2008, 05:47 PM
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Originally Posted by TypeSDragon
I am not sure what brand they are selling for that price. But I had the Philips Ultrinon (sp?) on my 2nd Gen TL and they last longer than my car. I probably had them on for a good 4 years and never had a problem. So if I were to upgrade to 6k I will definitely go back to Philips.
They are xtec.
06-18-2008, 11:31 PM
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B16 Swapped TL
How does XTec compare?
The D2S I posted have a really great rep for maintaining their color temp and lumens output throught their entire life span .... unlike our stockers and other brands.... just curious
The D2S I posted have a really great rep for maintaining their color temp and lumens output throught their entire life span .... unlike our stockers and other brands.... just curious
06-19-2008, 06:41 AM
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Slow Paper> No Paper
Originally Posted by TSXinity
06-19-2008, 09:56 AM
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Originally Posted by SporkLover
How does XTec compare?
The D2S I posted have a really great rep for maintaining their color temp and lumens output throught their entire life span .... unlike our stockers and other brands.... just curious
The D2S I posted have a really great rep for maintaining their color temp and lumens output throught their entire life span .... unlike our stockers and other brands.... just curious
Originally Posted by Cdat
Can we use the angel eyes that are on this site as well? If so which ones would be best to get?
06-19-2008, 12:27 PM
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Slow Paper> No Paper
Originally Posted by Trippin Bimmer
I believe that the TL Angel Eyes compare to the Bimmer is smaller. :
06-20-2008, 02:54 AM
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Originally Posted by ballinfizzle89
Just wondering..but how hard is it to install these bulbs while the headlights are still on the car?
I remember checking out the bulbs when installing the angel eyes and it seemed harddd to take out OFF the car haha.
I remember checking out the bulbs when installing the angel eyes and it seemed harddd to take out OFF the car haha.
Not hard, you just do it through the fender wells, just turn your wheels all the way to the right or left and pull that plastic piece off and you and reach up under it....search for a DIY....i remember seeing one
06-20-2008, 11:57 AM
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Originally Posted by Cdat
Is there any way to modify the angel eyes to fit the tl?
LINK
Mines the 3rd, 4th, and 5th pictures down. They asked me if they could use it for their sales.
07-09-2008, 06:05 PM
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04 A-TL 6MT SSM/E N/Navi
Originally Posted by Trippin Bimmer
These are Xtec HID Bulbs and have a 1 Year Warrenty. Me and TSXinity are getting the 6000k D2s bulbs...I guess we will try them out and post pics with the results...
Did you installed New 6000k D2s bulbs???
How they are? Compere to stock.
Thanks
07-10-2008, 10:27 AM
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The color on bulbs differ from manufacturer. I have seen 10,000K bulbs that are really blue and others that are really purple. You can't tell what they will look like without at least a picture. I am curious to see what the 6000Ks look like. Please post a pic somebody.
BTW the BMW projectors are much bigger than the TL's We need rings that are about 3" diameter on our cars. Umnitzas are better because they are CCFL. Sorry LED rings don't cut it anymore, they are soo 2003 now. Some LED rings have flexible rings so they are adaptable but most are made of rigid plastic. CCFLs come in glass rings so they have no room for error. Your measurements have to be +/- 1mm.
BTW the BMW projectors are much bigger than the TL's We need rings that are about 3" diameter on our cars. Umnitzas are better because they are CCFL. Sorry LED rings don't cut it anymore, they are soo 2003 now. Some LED rings have flexible rings so they are adaptable but most are made of rigid plastic. CCFLs come in glass rings so they have no room for error. Your measurements have to be +/- 1mm.
07-19-2008, 07:47 AM
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Originally Posted by ballinfizzle89
Hmm yeah I've done my signal bulbs like that but didn't know the HID bulbs are done that way. Thanks!
07-19-2008, 09:44 AM
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Originally Posted by ssmtl2nv
you would be surprised...https://acurazine.com/forums/showthr...ighlight=6000k
yeah i tried doing that the other day boy was that a mistake. i had to revert to taking off the bumper and going the long way..took me 7 hours to replace my HIDs
I will keep yall updated...