6k lights
Pros-They look good, bright
Cons-Glare, no highs, glare, glare, blinding everyone else on the road with glare.
There is a reason why most HIDs come in projector housings. It is to aim them better...the stock housing was never intended to.
I suggest getting some projectors of you want HIDs.
Any eBay HID kit will do
I have one, and have been using it for months with zero issues
Cons-Glare, no highs, glare, glare, blinding everyone else on the road with glare.
There is a reason why most HIDs come in projector housings. It is to aim them better...the stock housing was never intended to.
I suggest getting some projectors of you want HIDs.
Any eBay HID kit will do
I have one, and have been using it for months with zero issues
im not really trying to spend all that money, just wanna look good, i want a nice blue color but not to bright, is 6k about right? also what do u mean by no highs? do u mean i wont have brights?
That is what high beams are.
You are going to blind EVERYONE with them and will fail inspection in most states if you have no highs.
The cops aren't to privy on it either.
If you are not going to do it right, don't do it at all IMO.
You are going to blind EVERYONE with them and will fail inspection in most states if you have no highs.
The cops aren't to privy on it either.
If you are not going to do it right, don't do it at all IMO.
Just low beams.
I suggest running some blue looking regular bulbs.
Last edited by steddy2112; May 1, 2008 at 03:58 AM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
Any of the aftermarket bulbs won't last as long as a OEM or normal Halogen
Still the shortest time I have had an aftermarket bulb last for me is like 7 months so you should be good
Still the shortest time I have had an aftermarket bulb last for me is like 7 months so you should be good
Ehhh...I wouldn't say quite as bright...
The stockers in our cars actually aren't half bad.
If you are worried about brightness, silverstars are more white/blue than blue...but put out more than stock.
The cheapies aren't half bad either.
The stockers in our cars actually aren't half bad.
If you are worried about brightness, silverstars are more white/blue than blue...but put out more than stock.
The cheapies aren't half bad either.


