HID Bulb Cover
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HID Bulb Cover
Anybody have any information on where I might be able to find this?
In the description it basically says;
Some of the Japanese doesn't like the "White Beam" produce by the HID, so they developed a Bulb Cover that has a layer of High Temperature resistant paint that will make the HID produce a "Unique" plasma like beam.
I found this in one of my Chinese Car Tuning megazines.
In the description it basically says;
Some of the Japanese doesn't like the "White Beam" produce by the HID, so they developed a Bulb Cover that has a layer of High Temperature resistant paint that will make the HID produce a "Unique" plasma like beam.
I found this in one of my Chinese Car Tuning megazines.
Originally posted by BigDogJonx
Very interesting. Only thing I would like to know is how much loss of lumens would we be losing.
Dixit
Very interesting. Only thing I would like to know is how much loss of lumens would we be losing.
Dixit
Originally posted by MetaOrbit
My thoughts exactly. If you really wanted the extra blue color, you could probably get a set of 6000k D2Rs and not lose as much light as you would with that filter.
My thoughts exactly. If you really wanted the extra blue color, you could probably get a set of 6000k D2Rs and not lose as much light as you would with that filter.
Originally posted by BigDogJonx
But I checked the specs on the 6000k D2R bulbs and they do have a significant less amount of lumens.
But I checked the specs on the 6000k D2R bulbs and they do have a significant less amount of lumens.
And like I said, he'd probably get more light out of a 6000k bulb than he would that colored glass filter AND he would still get the desired "bluer" color output.
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