HID replacement bulbs
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www.hidexpress.com.. they have really hot 8000k deep blue hid replacment bulbs not ricy at all,
To clarify why we think 8000k bulbs are ricey... Expensive cars that LOOK like they have blue bulbs (ie. BMW, Acura, Audi, etc.) actually have white bulbs that are shining through projectors thus creating a rainbow effect. Thats why they can look blue at one instant then purple at another. These 8000k bulbs shining through a regular housing are really really blue but they produce an almost unusable beam. Just like putting a body kit on a civic to make it look fast but not actually doing performance mods. THATS WHY THESE BULBS ARE RICEY!!!
But do what you want...
But do what you want...
even at the higher kelvins, the light output is superior to halogen.
Yea sure, if u want ot light up the road, 4100 kelvin is fine, yet even at 6000 and up kevlin on an HID, halogen isn't as bright.
I notice whenever someone is selling higher kelvin bulbs, they make that comparison. The truth be told, HIDS purpose was to light up the road, but style and **** made it cool to have bluer colored ones, or DDE's (yea i have em, im not a hypocrite here).
You want bluer lights? Go for it, don't feel guilty or something about it being not as bright. Depends where your priorities are. I do prefer the look of the 4100
with the DDE's, they match nice.
Yea sure, if u want ot light up the road, 4100 kelvin is fine, yet even at 6000 and up kevlin on an HID, halogen isn't as bright.
I notice whenever someone is selling higher kelvin bulbs, they make that comparison. The truth be told, HIDS purpose was to light up the road, but style and **** made it cool to have bluer colored ones, or DDE's (yea i have em, im not a hypocrite here).
You want bluer lights? Go for it, don't feel guilty or something about it being not as bright. Depends where your priorities are. I do prefer the look of the 4100
with the DDE's, they match nice.
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Originally Posted by mrmj1218
To clarify why we think 8000k bulbs are ricey... Expensive cars that LOOK like they have blue bulbs (ie. BMW, Acura, Audi, etc.) actually have white bulbs that are shining through projectors thus creating a rainbow effect. Thats why they can look blue at one instant then purple at another. These 8000k bulbs shining through a regular housing are really really blue but they produce an almost unusable beam. Just like putting a body kit on a civic to make it look fast but not actually doing performance mods. THATS WHY THESE BULBS ARE RICEY!!!
But do what you want...
But do what you want...
Yea alright so you just made the DDE's ricy , cuz most ppl get them cuz they like it, and they always come on bmws so i guess everone on here who had DDE's is not a ricer. Listen man some ppl jsut like the bluer look it does look nice, alot of ppl here have maximas with kits just to make it look nice and have nothing under the hood it doesnt make them ricey , ricey is when you have HUGh airplane wings, sticker all over the car and wheels which are worth more them your car.
Originally Posted by BEEF888
hey.. what are DDE's that ur talking about?
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Originally Posted by Qmax03
Yea alright so you just made the DDE's ricy , cuz most ppl get them cuz they like it, and they always come on bmws so i guess everone on here who had DDE's is not a ricer. Listen man some ppl jsut like the bluer look it does look nice, alot of ppl here have maximas with kits just to make it look nice and have nothing under the hood it doesnt make them ricey , ricey is when you have HUGh airplane wings, sticker all over the car and wheels which are worth more them your car.
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