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For you I recommend ....RICE ...no really stick with OEM 4300k-5000k and you will gain light output instead of loosing light and gaining ghey color

 

6k for sure.

 

6k is not rice. Anything over 6k is.

 

i have 5ks on mine, but honestly think 6k look a lot better.

 

i would go with 6k, thats my personal preference.

 

5000k if you can, or else go with the 6000k.

 

When i went from 4300K to 6000K, i defintely noticed a loss of some visibility.

So, out of those two, if you want to see...6K

Of course, some people only care about looks...those are the guys with 12K HID's and 20% tint on the windshield.

 

6k isn't half bad once you get used to it. Just depends on if you're going for looks vs functionality.

 

Like everyone else said 6K for sure....

 

When the headlights first come on, is that close to 6000k??

 

If you drive in a city like I do, the streetlights make up for it. No issue at all

Now, when i drive in the suburbs down roads with no lights at all, i find myself flipping on my 3K High beams a lot. But i prob would do the same with the stock 4300K lights as well

 

LOOL @faiz23

6k it is.

 

Same experience here. Don't go over 6000.
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I went with 6K and a 55W ballast (washes the color out a bit) and I'm very very satisfied with the color and output.
Nice white with just a hint of blue, clearly "HID" looking, but far from "ricer blue"
I've recently seen 8Ks on a 25w ballast, and I definitely wouldn't go that route. Far too blue IMO.