tinted head lights...
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tinted head lights...
I recently got some body work done and had all my lights "tinted" . They look totally sweet but driving at night or rain completely sucks.
Im lookin at upgrading my bulbs and looking for suggestions on what to upgrade with, Hids etc etc etc.
I dont want to spend a ton of money due to getting ready to put new rear end gears, tune and a few other odds and ends stuff, all suggestions are greatly appreciated
Im lookin at upgrading my bulbs and looking for suggestions on what to upgrade with, Hids etc etc etc.
I dont want to spend a ton of money due to getting ready to put new rear end gears, tune and a few other odds and ends stuff, all suggestions are greatly appreciated
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I would go with 5000K HIDs There are bunch of easy kits on ebay that I have been looking at for my fogs and low beams. I think 5000K is best because I believe it puts out the most light and it is a white light rather than blue or yellow, which is probably what you get if you choose a different number.
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I would go with 5000K HIDs There are bunch of easy kits on ebay that I have been looking at for my fogs and low beams. I think 5000K is best because I believe it puts out the most light and it is a white light rather than blue or yellow, which is probably what you get if you choose a different number.
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Yeah, I would like to get some as well. I was looking on a chart that explains the different temperature ratings and it said that 3000K is bright, but is yellow, and that anything above 5000K will have a bluish light. I guess if you want a little bit of blue then you should go with 6000K. let us know which one you get and if it works fine
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Yeah, I would like to get some as well. I was looking on a chart that explains the different temperature ratings and it said that 3000K is bright, but is yellow, and that anything above 5000K will have a bluish light. I guess if you want a little bit of blue then you should go with 6000K. let us know which one you get and if it works fine
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I've got 6K, they do have a slight blue tint, but it looks good. Upgrading to HID's will definately help with your visibility issues.