Upgrading to HID! What temperature?
#1
I was thinking about the 6000K HIDs. They are the bright white (vague blue tint) ones. But, I also like the white-ish purple ones in Cadillacs and Infinitis (12-15000K?). I just don't want them to look ricey.
#2
6K is good more than that and you start getting into rice territorry. 12K is generally considered the purple hue of light on the HIDs. Xenarcs are 4200 and they look almost exactly like my Xesighting HIDs.
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#8
Originally Posted by 1slow01Z71
10K is purple IMO and 12K is that real
looking purple color
looking purple color
#9
Originally Posted by ChevyMan23
I have 8000k and they're nowhere near purple...VERY slight bluish....but more of a cleaner white...I love them.
#10
Originally Posted by natural1
What brand do you have. From what people are saying it seems to matter.
6-6200 is a good color. If you go to buy new temp bulbs later for the retro kits. You will more than likely have to solder the new buls in. Crimp connections on a high voltage bulb line is a no no. Some guys that sell retro kits might not have the color temp bulb you want. So youll have to find the beam correct, based bulb you need and adapt it to your kit. I was in this situation when I had a bulb burn out. I couldnt find any bulb with the same plug. I took that kit out and sold it. Didnt want to mess with it anymore.
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