Blackbirdws6

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I am currently running a 6500k (slight purple hue) Kaixen HID hi/low kit in the headlights that I am very happy with. I'm simply looking to go to HID's for the foglights and am a bit undecided on which color temp to go with. Should I match the headlight temp or go with a temp to match the white LED's (slightly blue tint) such as the 6k kits? Below is a pic of the current setup.





Thanks

-brian

Urban Legend

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Match the headlights.

_JB_

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I second that.

Blackbirdws6

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That's what I was thinking. Thanks.

-Brian

DirtyBird222

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match them or go with 6000k. what foglight housings do you have btw?

LS1_SS

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I think a few different things would look great. A 3000K kit? a 6000K kit? or a 10000K kit. It would set both kits off if they were different, make the car stand out more!!
-Nathan

Blackbirdws6

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I'm running the optilux LED ring foglights that use H3 lamps (not pictured in sig). I've thought about going with a 6k kit but I just don't think it will look right.

DirtyBird222

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3000k would be you best bet for offset and for performance lighting use, they are awesome for bad weather situations

96silverram

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I would either match the H4 with what you already have or go with a 4500 to 5000k H3 foglight to make it appear more white. I like the purplish color of the H4's maybe use more whitish light so you don't make a mis-match in color between the two setups.


I matched mine, 6000k H4's & 6000k H3's

1meantransam

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i say match them up, would look weird with 2 different light colors

muddmanWS6

ive got 6K in both of mine and they are amazing. got them from nate on here.