Lighting, HID, and Projectors Oh My!
Champion
Joined: Sep 2011
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From: NorCal
600k is blueish white... 4300k is white I have both in two different vehicles 3000k is yellowish... 5000k is also supposed to be OEM white also offered by different sellers.
Different manufacturers sell different color temp bulbs with different color temp labels on them... that was my earlier point...
and even though my projectors say "Not for hid" on them I found the housings are actually designed for them and have to cutout for the metal rod that goes to the end of the HID bulb.... I think its more for DOT approval since HID lights arent DOT approved period unless they came OEM on the vehicle.
projector lenses were developed for HID bulbs even though they DO come oem without them in certain vehicles like my camry..
Different manufacturers sell different color temp bulbs with different color temp labels on them... that was my earlier point...
and even though my projectors say "Not for hid" on them I found the housings are actually designed for them and have to cutout for the metal rod that goes to the end of the HID bulb.... I think its more for DOT approval since HID lights arent DOT approved period unless they came OEM on the vehicle.
projector lenses were developed for HID bulbs even though they DO come oem without them in certain vehicles like my camry..
Champion
Joined: Aug 2009
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From: Western NY,
I will see about a DIY after I install my 2,5" coil extensions and rear shakle lift... then I will have almost 6" of lift under them...
So far not a single person has flashed me or indicated they were annoyed by them at 3" lift.....
Amateur
Joined: Dec 2011
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Has anybody had any luck with these http://www.k2motor.com/94-01-dodge-r...hts-black.html I want hids and I'm going to get them off eBay I am concerned on the quality though