5k or 6.5k?
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5k or 6.5k?
Like the title states my question is about 5k or 6.5k h.i.d.'s i am looking for pure white like the brightest white that you can get without it looking blue. Would i get this look witht he 5k's or the 6.5k's or would yall recommend another k? thanks.
6500k will look bluish. 5000k will look just a tad whiter than stock.
get Phillips Ultinon 6000k - it's just perfect. it'll look a bit blue when used alone, but if used with fogs, it'll look white with a hint of blue on the road. get PIAA Super Plasma GT-X 5000k for fogs - perfect.
get Phillips Ultinon 6000k - it's just perfect. it'll look a bit blue when used alone, but if used with fogs, it'll look white with a hint of blue on the road. get PIAA Super Plasma GT-X 5000k for fogs - perfect.
That duo-projector retro is awesome! what kinda lenses did you use? I'm interested in doing this myself.
Here are my 6k D2R's(no name brand from HIDKing.com)
Here are my 6k D2R's(no name brand from HIDKing.com)
Last edited by ozracer01; May 31, 2006 at 07:09 PM.
Originally Posted by ozracer01
That duo-projector retro is awesome! what kinda lenses did you use? I'm interested in doing this myself.
Here are my 6k D2R's(no name brand from HIDKing.com)
Here are my 6k D2R's(no name brand from HIDKing.com)
ozracer1 how long have your bulbs lasted? That's a good price but I'm worried its more worth it to get a name brand hid
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mummm... my 06 comes w/ 5000K already.... (Philips 85122+ D2S)... but compare to my bimmer, (Philips 85122 D2S 4100K)... they r the same... when comparing to my sis's TSX (Philips 85122+ D2S 5000K), it turns out whiter than my G35... I swap bulbs around w/ my sis's TSX, same result, and swap them w/ my bimmer, my bimmer is way much whiter than G35...
So, as a conclusion, for some reason, the G35 projector and reflector (tried both) is the cause of the light to be yellowlish...
If I were u, i'll take the 6000K prolumen (I forgot the exactly name), as you might know, yellow light + blue=white ideally... (hint: those blue bulbs) and will not take the Philips 6000K (85122 WX) as these are blue w/ warm purple colour... I personally have the Prolumen 6000K (supposingly gives off cool blue colour) and they turns out perfectly fine as cool blue light turns out to be white w/ very little blue tint....
Hope this help... cause i learn it in the hard way by buying all those bulbs...
So, as a conclusion, for some reason, the G35 projector and reflector (tried both) is the cause of the light to be yellowlish...
If I were u, i'll take the 6000K prolumen (I forgot the exactly name), as you might know, yellow light + blue=white ideally... (hint: those blue bulbs) and will not take the Philips 6000K (85122 WX) as these are blue w/ warm purple colour... I personally have the Prolumen 6000K (supposingly gives off cool blue colour) and they turns out perfectly fine as cool blue light turns out to be white w/ very little blue tint....
Hope this help... cause i learn it in the hard way by buying all those bulbs...
Originally Posted by IvoryGT
Shoud've gone with a projector mod and 85122+ and you are all set. 

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