6000k HID user's come in
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6000k HID user's come in
For those of you that have the 6000k already, what combo did you go for?
HID: 6000k Philips
FOG: ?
Clearance: ?
Turn lights: ?
If you could also post pics on how your combo looks, I'd appreciate it.
Ill try to take pictures to do a DIY because many people have been asking for one. There was a thread with a link to a pictured explanation, but it is gone now. I have done the fog's and clearance change on m ex 04 G, but I forgot if the HIDs are changed the same way. Are the HIDs changed differently?
HID: 6000k Philips
FOG: ?
Clearance: ?
Turn lights: ?
If you could also post pics on how your combo looks, I'd appreciate it.
Ill try to take pictures to do a DIY because many people have been asking for one. There was a thread with a link to a pictured explanation, but it is gone now. I have done the fog's and clearance change on m ex 04 G, but I forgot if the HIDs are changed the same way. Are the HIDs changed differently?
#2
Originally Posted by G35_coupe_6MT
For those of you that have the 6000k already, what combo did you go for?
HID: 6000k Philips
FOG: ?
Clearance: ?
Turn lights: ?
If you could also post pics on how your combo looks, I'd appreciate it.
Ill try to take pictures to do a DIY because many people have been asking for one. There was a thread with a link to a pictured explanation, but it is gone now. I have done the fog's and clearance change on m ex 04 G, but I forgot if the HIDs are changed the same way. Are the HIDs changed differently?
HID: 6000k Philips
FOG: ?
Clearance: ?
Turn lights: ?
If you could also post pics on how your combo looks, I'd appreciate it.
Ill try to take pictures to do a DIY because many people have been asking for one. There was a thread with a link to a pictured explanation, but it is gone now. I have done the fog's and clearance change on m ex 04 G, but I forgot if the HIDs are changed the same way. Are the HIDs changed differently?
https://g35driver.com/forums/lighting/67474-my-hid-matching-foglights-pics.html
Last edited by Silverbolt; 09-17-2005 at 01:42 PM.
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God that looks nice! Thats what I want. Money is no issue, I already have the Philips Ultinon 6000k bulbs D2R. I bought it on a group buy at $210 a pair. They are for the upper "Low Beams." Now I need to get the rest.
From what I read on the other thread, you bought 2 pairs (4 bulbs) right? I thought that the bulbs were different?
The corners you got from www.superbrightled.com 9led ones right? Can you give me a direct link on that site as I am too dumb to find them myself lol.
Last edited by G35_coupe_6MT; 09-17-2005 at 05:38 PM.
#5
Originally Posted by G35_coupe_6MT
God that looks nice! Thats what I want. Money is no issue, I already have the Philips Ultinon 6000k bulbs D2R. I bought it on a group buy at $210 a pair. They are for the upper "Low Beams." Now I need to get the rest.
From what I read on the other thread, you bought 2 pairs (4 bulbs) right? I thought that the bulbs were different?
The corners you got from www.superbrightled.com 9led ones right? Can you give me a direct link on that site as I am too dumb to find them myself lol.
For my fog lights, I change it form a halogen bulb with a complete HID kit, including the ballast and igniter.
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Originally Posted by E_K
Hopefully your stock wiring will be able to handle the load from 4 HID bulbs. I'm trying to get a H4 harness with bixenon solenoid capability.
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Originally Posted by Silverbolt
It will. Its a kit thats made specifically to work as a halogen > HID conversion. I had the same kit on my other car for a long time, and it worked perfectly with no problems. And besides... one HID bulb only uses 35w. The stock halogen H4 almost had double the power consumption.
It's the initial current draw from HID bulbs that's very high.
#14
Originally Posted by E_K
I had the wiring go bad on my Acura Legend when I did the direct 9006 plug to the ballast.
It's the initial current draw from HID bulbs that's very high.
It's the initial current draw from HID bulbs that's very high.
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