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#33
why even put 70% on it? doesnt help at all. but sorry what I meant was 12k is helping alot more then my stock bulbs were cause the alignment was off and has been for awhile now. So when I put these in I fixed it and it got way better then what it was with a bad alignment of the bulb
And you're mistaken again, the stock bulbs are MUCH brighter than the 12k bulbs. The higher up the kelvin scale you go, the less light output you get. Why not just align the stock bulbs?
#34
You are mistaken, the 70% is light transmittance, but the ceramic cuts more UV and heat than conventional film. The difference between the front window with versus w/o tint is dramatic.
And you're mistaken again, the stock bulbs are MUCH brighter than the 12k bulbs. The higher up the kelvin scale you go, the less light output you get. Why not just align the stock bulbs?
And you're mistaken again, the stock bulbs are MUCH brighter than the 12k bulbs. The higher up the kelvin scale you go, the less light output you get. Why not just align the stock bulbs?
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#36
So how do you have more visibility with less light output?
#37
Joined: Mar 2011
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From: Pittsburgh
he doesnt have more visibility, its about the same as OEM...just a different color, right?
I have 10000K heads and 3000K bumper fogs for when the heads wont cut it... btw i highly recommend the bumper fog mod, those projectors are brighter than OEM heads
and best of all the combo looks soo sick
I have 10000K heads and 3000K bumper fogs for when the heads wont cut it... btw i highly recommend the bumper fog mod, those projectors are brighter than OEM heads
and best of all the combo looks soo sick
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