Im looking for bluish white bulbs my choices so far r siverstar ultras(color temp 4000k), nokya artic white stage 2(color temp 7000k), and luminis ultra white(color temp 5150k). Which ones...any other suggestions?


im not looking to get hids

 

all these bulbs are nothing compared to hids,,lol kidding i wouldnt go silverstar...blah

 

i know hids are the way to go....just not tryin to drop 400 or so in to projectors and hid kits just to see better haha i just want somehting that looks good

 

anyone else wana help haha

 

projectors..???blah ugly i have 10,000 k hids in factory black housings..no projector..looks good and i can see everything

 

hey dont hate on us projector guys..lol. everybody has their likes and dislikes and youre entitled to your opinion though

but back to the OP..i think 5150 would give you the best light output.

 

im not looking for something super bright, just brighter or as bright as stock with a blue look to them but not super blinding blue

 

pics would help.

 

who does it look good to? lol


this is not a good idea

 

7000k halogen bulbs, you won't be able to see very well at night. If you want some really nice bright bulbs go with Philips Crystalvision's. I have them and I am VERY impressed.

 

o just get hids you get the best of both worlds.your gonna waste 50-60 bucks on peice of **** halogen bulbs when when you can get hids for 120.trust me you wont regret it.the look is awesome and light output is very very good dont waste your money

 

what should i get wattage draw 65/55 wattage output 130/110 or wattage draw 100/80 wattage output 170/160

 

luminics' high beams burn out quick, but if you want a nice blueish light, they'll give you that.. if you can handle not ever using your brights... went thru 2 sets now...

silverstar looks a little whiter than stock, thats what im rockin now. still have high beams, have been in for about 2 months now. but you cant tell much of a difference between them and factory bulbs, IMO, not worth the $50.

never tried the other ones.

 

I went with 65/55 wattage b/c I don't want to fry any factory wiring. I have silverstar Ultra Whitest (HID look, or so it says) I bought the SilverStar ultras (not the whitest) and they don't have the bluest hue you want. Neither do mine... which sucks. But I have seen pictures of the Nokya and they might have the right hue of white/blue you want. I would find some pictures. If you want to see the ones I have I can go snap a picture...

 

I have the Nokya Arctic white stage 2 and i like them they just arent the brightest out there. you get used to them tho

 

all this complaining about your halogens!your wasting your money on these things.hids last 20x longer than any halogen have way better light output any color temp and there plug and play!need i say more.you can get them on ebay for 120 well when i bought them there cheaper now.

 

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He already stated that he didn't want to go with HIDs

 

do you have a retrofit or are u blinding everyone on the road?

 

My thoughts exactly!

 

thank u

 

actaully i get no complaints from people.i have 2 cars with the same kit.







im just tryin to save you guys the money and hassle.sorry for caring..lol..why waste money on halogens but hey your money not mine

 

I don't know about the kits you are using, but most people throw Hids in OEM lights and blind the **** out of everyone. Everyone knows HID are by far and in many ways better. But to correctly do hids, one has to spend more than $50 or even $100, if one doesn't have connects.

 

haha i dont know much about lights....the ones that are super bright say white but when their comin toward u they look blue what the ****....i dont know waht to look for haha

 

usually projectors are like that. i put silverstars in my s-10(what a waste)and when up close they were white but when driving towards me they would be purple to blue.kinda cool but i had people flashing me with those.i get nobody flashing me in the balt or the caddy

 

i dont know.. i passed a few cars with hids without a retrofit or anything.. and wow i think i was seein spots for the next 5 miles.. if ur goin to go with hids do it the right way.. and the right way is goin to cost you ATLEAST $200

edit.. if the inner part where the light reflects off is also painted black it might not be as bad.. cant tell in ur pics though.