[PICS] Phillips 6000k HID's installed :)
 

Hey guys, I just installed my 6000k phillips bulbs the other day. Just had a chance to snap some pics before the weather gets crazy here :)
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NICE!!! i want one

Ridiculously SEXY bro....all u need now, is the LED Strip for the clearance light. Damn, I wanted 8000K at first, im settled with 6000K now and ill retrofit some projectors

i have the same one but your lights looks more bluish, i guess it's coz the camera

6000k
 

I love it.

How, where, and how much, please!

yeh have the same lights thanks to siiings group buy, phillips def much better then my friends generic..

That looks sick!

yea I have the same bulbs mine are not that blue, but in some pics especially with no street lights they look like that. Also some pics could have been taken upon startup when they are a very intense blue.

I just got them installed over this weekend. Do yours really seem as blue in person. To me, it seems like a much brighter white. I'm scared they sent me something else from the group buy.

Looks good

yea, you're right. It isn't that blue, but there is a blue tint to the light. I had the 8000k from xenon depot, but these Phillips 6000K look MUCH better. I would defintely recommend them to everyone. I think the phillips 6000k is just slightly less bluer than the xenon depot's 8000k's.

haha, they're not as blue as they are in the pics, but you can defintely see a blue tint to the lights in person. Haha, honestly though, I prefer the whiter look than the blue look. I dont want to get in any trouble for my lights you know...

actually, the car was running for about 40-50 minutes. I took them as soon as I got home from dinner and stuff. They aren't as blue in person though, but you can defintely see the blue tint in the lights. I heard you have to let the bulbs "burn in" I just installed them like less than 48 hours ago.

if they are phillips the bulb should have a purple wire going from the top of the bulb to the base, and the chemical inside the glass should be a blood red. I have had these bulbs on two of my cars and they are great no problems at all and they are much bluer then stock. Under the street lights they don't seem as blue but on a dark road you can tell. Also remember the more blue they are the less light they put on the road so 6000k is a good compromise betweem looks/function