Factory specs on '06 D2S HID bulbs
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I think I understand. But even with the OEM D2S HID's and some color flicker after the mod, I imagine the output will still be quite better than having the Ultinon 6000k D2S bulbs in the stock non-modified projectors. And I'll also have the added benefit of some nice flicker!
Long story short, I will lose some light output but to minimize how many lumens I sacrifice I should just stick with the OEM HID bulbs (or any high quality aftermarket bulbs that have a ~4300k color temp).
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B
Long story short, I will lose some light output but to minimize how many lumens I sacrifice I should just stick with the OEM HID bulbs (or any high quality aftermarket bulbs that have a ~4300k color temp).
Thanks,
B
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Originally Posted by redlude97
They are Phillips 85122+ colorshift resistant bulbs
4200k color temperature
3400 lumens
4200k color temperature
3400 lumens
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Originally Posted by DSI
Correct me if i'm wrong... Isn't 85122+ same as the so-call 5000K phillips bulbs? if it is, then, is it really 4200K or 5000K? I thought the 85122+ has a more white colour output then the regular 85122...
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OMG, no wonder why my headlight is so much more of a yellow compare to my friend's m-benz..... sigh.....
Do you think it will be better to use the 5000K 85122CM bulbs in our car to get the pure white look? or is it going to be a waste of money?
I hate my 6000K bulbs as they don't light up the road that much... and I hate the OEM ones as they look too yellowish... (I got ppl asked me how come G35 doesn't have HIDs... )
Do you think it will be better to use the 5000K 85122CM bulbs in our car to get the pure white look? or is it going to be a waste of money?
I hate my 6000K bulbs as they don't light up the road that much... and I hate the OEM ones as they look too yellowish... (I got ppl asked me how come G35 doesn't have HIDs... )
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Originally Posted by DSI
OMG, no wonder why my headlight is so much more of a yellow compare to my friend's m-benz..... sigh.....
Do you think it will be better to use the 5000K 85122CM bulbs in our car to get the pure white look? or is it going to be a waste of money?
I hate my 6000K bulbs as they don't light up the road that much... and I hate the OEM ones as they look too yellowish... (I got ppl asked me how come G35 doesn't have HIDs... )
Do you think it will be better to use the 5000K 85122CM bulbs in our car to get the pure white look? or is it going to be a waste of money?
I hate my 6000K bulbs as they don't light up the road that much... and I hate the OEM ones as they look too yellowish... (I got ppl asked me how come G35 doesn't have HIDs... )
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Thanks redlude.
I'm sending my headlamps to Paul and he's going to mod my projectors using the TSX lenses then complete the cutoff/color DIY for me. Which bulbs are you using in your modded projectors? It sounds like the 85122CM might be a good option...
-B
I'm sending my headlamps to Paul and he's going to mod my projectors using the TSX lenses then complete the cutoff/color DIY for me. Which bulbs are you using in your modded projectors? It sounds like the 85122CM might be a good option...
-B
Originally Posted by redlude97
no bulb is going to really solve your issue because the color from the benz is likely due to the actual projector they are using and not the bulb. Our projectors have a fresnel lense which blurs the cutoff and prevents any color formation, which is why our projectors appear white/yellowish. 85122CM bulbs are almost impossible to find, but are an okay solution, much better than 6000k ultinons which suck for output. The only real solution is to swap the fresnel lense out for a tsx lense, and modding the shield for more color. IvoryGT has a DIY on how to do this, or you can send your headlights to him for work
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