bossmang FREAKY Donating Members 12,408 Member For: 14y 8m 26d Gender: Male Location: Melbourne Posted 30/03/12 12:00 PM Share Posted 30/03/12 12:00 PM thanks ralphy, yer 4500K sounds about right.iv had 6000K in my past cars, pretty blue. I only want a slight blue tinge this time around. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MiKa Donating Members 4,243 Member For: 18y 30d Gender: Male Location: Melbourne, VIC Posted 30/03/12 10:09 PM Share Posted 30/03/12 10:09 PM I reckon my 6000K's aren't blue at all, well maybe a little if your being fussy... Ive got 5000K high beam Phillips globes that are bluer.. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bossmang FREAKY Donating Members 12,408 Member For: 14y 8m 26d Gender: Male Location: Melbourne Posted 30/03/12 11:35 PM Share Posted 30/03/12 11:35 PM thanks mike, that just makes thing more confusing doesnt it lawl5000K standard globes are more blue than 6000K HID's! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Bonjaz Donating Members 1,841 Member For: 15y 9m 12d Gender: Male Location: CQ Posted 31/03/12 01:33 AM Share Posted 31/03/12 01:33 AM bought some hid hi/low yesterday and some led parkers, will let yous know how they go hopefully next week Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Goliath Member 383 Member For: 14y 2m 5d Gender: Male Location: Sydney Posted 31/03/12 06:25 AM Share Posted 31/03/12 06:25 AM I have 5000k for lows and Fogs. IMO probably should have gone lower with the fogs as they come out a bit blue. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
1600dave Donating Members 872 Member For: 13y 8m 10d Posted 31/03/12 07:54 AM Share Posted 31/03/12 07:54 AM 4500k would be the best, most internet places recommend the 4300k for maximum light output. Higher looks good, but is less effective.Also, like Mika said his 5000k high beams are bluer than his 6000k low's, makes you wonder how accurate these cheap HID claimed light temp's are? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Shyfrd Turboless Donating Members 5,992 Member For: 13y 6m 24d Gender: Male Location: Geelong, Victoria Posted 31/03/12 07:55 AM Share Posted 31/03/12 07:55 AM im yet to try my h7 fogs in the bf. not worth putting them in if im getting rid of the car soon lol. so anyone with a b series wants 35w h3 (fog lights) 6000k cheap pm me Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bossmang FREAKY Donating Members 12,408 Member For: 14y 8m 26d Gender: Male Location: Melbourne Posted 31/03/12 07:58 AM Share Posted 31/03/12 07:58 AM yer that's what im finding, that most HID kits the colour temps all differ slighty.might go 4500 then, if im not happy just sell it and get 5000K. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MiKa Donating Members 4,243 Member For: 18y 30d Gender: Male Location: Melbourne, VIC Posted 31/03/12 03:19 PM Share Posted 31/03/12 03:19 PM 4500k would be the best, most internet places recommend the 4300k for maximum light output. Higher looks good, but is less effective.Also, like Mika said his 5000k high beams are bluer than his 6000k low's, makes you wonder how accurate these cheap HID claimed light temp's are?My 5000K high beams are phillips globes not HID's.. I can't fault my 6000K Headlights at all, they are awesome and for the price I paid, you can't beat it... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
FOONIN Donating Members 678 Member For: 15y 4m 21d Gender: Male Location: CHCH NZ Posted 31/03/12 10:32 PM Share Posted 31/03/12 10:32 PM (edited) man trying to decide what ones to buy is so difficult....espeically if there are variations between the same HID's...argh why cant it be easier to choose the best hid light kit for low beam and fogs...I dont care what colour they are as long as they light up the road better than the others :D lol Edited 31/03/12 10:33 PM by FOONIN Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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