I was hoping someone knows the HID color in stock Maximas. Too many post came throught the search. Any help would be great...

 

4300k

 

Yup, 4300K

 

Yep! Its 4300K....

 

like said the temp is 4300 Kelvins which is white. but the bi-xenon cutoff is what gives a blue tint from some distances/angles. Cheap bulbs try to mimic this but have less light output.

 

Thanks.. it was fster asking than trying to search the million posts. I will be doing a led fit for the cornering, Switchbacks for the turnsignals and then im goin to buy four for the tailights. I am purchasing from http://autolumination.com/
They have a **** ton of stuff and quality too, so ive heard.

Also i was planning to put in high visibillity tail lights for the brake light and high mount. This makes the brake lights blink @ 20 cps, just for the first two seconds.. With all the traffic and construction around my area, i figure a little high visibillity is a good thing..

Ive seen them on some cars, look good...

 

FWIW, if you're wanting a bluer color from your headlights, you can go up to 5000k bulbs. Light output reduction is minimal, and they'll get rid of the yellow-white the 4300k bulbs put off.

We have 5000k headlights on our Z. It's actually incredibly bright.

 

Actually, losing any amount of lumens going up to 5000k is a thing of the past.

http://www.hidplanet.com/forums/show...l-Blue-Intense

While these are fairly expensive, they are the ideal choice for 5000k bulbs, losing no lumens and possibly outputting even more than many 4300k bulbs. These will soon be released to the USDM under the Sylvania Silverstar name.

 

Correct me if I'm wrong but I think most manufacturers use 4300k for their HIDs.

 

You are not wrong. A lot do use that.

 

Yeah, I'm just waiting for these to go out so I can get rid of the yellow. I like the real white with the blue in it.

 

Mine are white with tint of blue and they are 4300K.

 

I want some of those soooooo bad.

 

I haven't seen too many 5000k sets, but i have come across many 6000. autolumination is a good site..

 

I could be wrong but most of them come 6000k stock

 

YOU ARE CORRECT, SIR!

 

High quality D2S' in 3000K, 4300K, 5000K and 6000K can be bought here:

http://www.theretrofitsource.com/pro...oducts_id=1250

 

4300k like all said above...

 

What? Are you talking about stock hids? Then no, 4300k is the standard stock hid color.

 

Hidplanet ftw

 

Me too, I definitely need some new bulbs, my Xenarcs are close to 4800K according to my cameras white balance, which means I'm losing quite a bit of lumens. Waiting either for another GB or for them to be released to the market, hopefully under $150.

 

I have the 55W Morimoto 5000K's with DDM 55W slim ballasts and they're nice. Super bright in the FX35's.

 

Yeah 55W's are cool, but I'd rather stick with 35W and OEM ballasts. Hurry up Sylvania! lol

 

Yeah, no OEM ballasts for me to use lol Isn't there a GD on HIDP?

 

I wouldn't mind the blue color more than the white. both would look good

 

4300k . I just wanted to post lol .

 

There was, but it was limited to I think 20 people or pairs, and I was too late. Unless there's another one going on...

 

I saw some on eBay for $170 shipped per pair but I'm broke lol

 

So on my 2008 SE Maxima what would i have? is it 4300 or 6000k !?!!?!?!?!?!? :3

 

4300K.

 

i have the SE model, is it different from SL

 

Still 4300K.

 

I'm waiting on my set of projectors to arrive and about to purchase a DDM kit to go with it. My issue is i dont know which ballast to get, 35w or 55w. I absolutely love the oem HID look and wanted to stick to that as much as possible without having to purchase the oem ballast. I'm getting the philips 4300 bulbs but not sure which ddm ballast wattage will give me the oem effect. Dont care for super bright just want the stock look. Sorry for the noobieness

 

35W will give you more of a stock look. Plus, not all projectors can handle 55W.