HID Ballast question
HID Ballast question
Before someone screams "search button" I did search around and for a while but came up empty handed. I am looking into getting the 6000K HID kit from 3B. I see that they offer 2 different wattage ballasts. One at 50 and the other at 35.
Am I correct in saying that all the higher wattage ballast does is cause the HID bulb to be brighter and lose some of it's color?
Thanks for the help..
Am I correct in saying that all the higher wattage ballast does is cause the HID bulb to be brighter and lose some of it's color?
Thanks for the help..
Before someone screams "search button" I did search around and for a while but came up empty handed. I am looking into getting the 6000K HID kit from 3B. I see that they offer 2 different wattage ballasts. One at 50 and the other at 35.
Am I correct in saying that all the higher wattage ballast does is cause the HID bulb to be brighter and lose some of it's color?
Thanks for the help..
Am I correct in saying that all the higher wattage ballast does is cause the HID bulb to be brighter and lose some of it's color?
Thanks for the help..
I say go with the lower wattage. But if you're going with visibilty, then go with the higher wattage. But higher wattage meands more heat in your housings. And right now with my housings, heat causes my heads to fog up after a car wash.
And FYI, my bulbs are never affected by the moisture, they're behind the projector lens. So thanks for your two cents.
Thanks guys. I am going for visibility over looks with HID's so I don't really want a blue looking color and I will be going with the 6000K HID's.
And even with the 50 watt ballast they will still burn cooler than halogen bulbs, right?
And even with the 50 watt ballast they will still burn cooler than halogen bulbs, right?
Actually its both. The heat causes my housings to heat up and fog everything up. So now all I do is make sure I turn off my auto lights before I go wash my car. Problem fixed.
And FYI, my bulbs are never affected by the moisture, they're behind the projector lens. So thanks for your two cents.
And FYI, my bulbs are never affected by the moisture, they're behind the projector lens. So thanks for your two cents.
. I'm just a dumb blonde from Nebraska who doesn't know anything.
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