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Old 04-02-2012, 09:18 PM
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I debated over 6000k and 8000k. The blueish look of mine is what I like
 
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I debated over 6000k and 8000k. The blueish look of mine is what I like
Do you guys know what the 6000k or any #k stands for? It stands for the temp in kelvins that the bulb is heated to. 6000k=10,340 degrees F or 5,726 degrees C. So my point is be careful if you are using factory lenses and assemblies. They weren't made for that kind of temp.
 
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I'm very aware of what the k stands for, I've ran many sets of HIDs in stock lenses with no issues
 
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Originally Posted by adukart
Do you guys know what the 6000k or any #k stands for? It stands for the temp in kelvins that the bulb is heated to. 6000k=10,340 degrees F or 5,726 degrees C. So my point is be careful if you are using factory lenses and assemblies. They weren't made for that kind of temp.
That's color temperature.
 



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