TOURING and TRACK headlights???
04-01-2004, 06:33 PM
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TOURING and TRACK headlights???
I heard there was diffrence???
Is TRACK model HID suppose to be little more BLUEer???
sometime I see my TOURING Z and see little bit of yellow light in HID???
what can I do to change my HID to look PURE whtie/Blue???
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Is TRACK model HID suppose to be little more BLUEer???
sometime I see my TOURING Z and see little bit of yellow light in HID???
what can I do to change my HID to look PURE whtie/Blue???
thanks
04-01-2004, 06:48 PM
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you can change the small bulbs that are angled in the corner to a white or other colored LED light made my forum member Ares. Gets rid of the yellow looking light. The pictures look great on members cars but i haven't yet tried them out myself (though I sure plan on it in the near future).
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04-01-2004, 08:17 PM
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yes, they are all the same. 4300K.
this is the brightest color, but it is a tad close to halogen which is around 3000ish.
you can switch to 5 or 6000K bulbs and it will clear that up.
also I have the LED bulbs hndumafia mentioned, they make the other bulb in the headlight housing match nicely with a clear 5500k white color. and remain colorless when off. only HID and LEDs can produce light of that shade without a colored filter.
the LEDs can improve the coloring of the headlight as it is. to get it completely WHITE, you need both replaced.
this is the brightest color, but it is a tad close to halogen which is around 3000ish.
you can switch to 5 or 6000K bulbs and it will clear that up.
also I have the LED bulbs hndumafia mentioned, they make the other bulb in the headlight housing match nicely with a clear 5500k white color. and remain colorless when off. only HID and LEDs can produce light of that shade without a colored filter.
the LEDs can improve the coloring of the headlight as it is. to get it completely WHITE, you need both replaced.
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Originally posted by lemonjihwan
yeah, they all have HID accept base model.
but the thing is... is all the HID's same?
yeah, they all have HID accept base model.
but the thing is... is all the HID's same?
Same headlights. I don't think nissan would invest so much money for specific headlights for the track.
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If i get 5 or 6000K bulbs.
how long would they last???
and how much???
u know, those HID bulbs that they sell for like 20~30.
They only last for like 2~3 month.
By the way, I kind of want some ice blue color on my HID.
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how long would they last???
and how much???
u know, those HID bulbs that they sell for like 20~30.
They only last for like 2~3 month.
By the way, I kind of want some ice blue color on my HID.
Thanks
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Originally posted by ares
yes, they are all the same. 4300K.
this is the brightest color, but it is a tad close to halogen which is around 3000ish.
you can switch to 5 or 6000K bulbs and it will clear that up.
also I have the LED bulbs hndumafia mentioned, they make the other bulb in the headlight housing match nicely with a clear 5500k white color. and remain colorless when off. only HID and LEDs can produce light of that shade without a colored filter.
the LEDs can improve the coloring of the headlight as it is. to get it completely WHITE, you need both replaced.
yes, they are all the same. 4300K.
this is the brightest color, but it is a tad close to halogen which is around 3000ish.
you can switch to 5 or 6000K bulbs and it will clear that up.
also I have the LED bulbs hndumafia mentioned, they make the other bulb in the headlight housing match nicely with a clear 5500k white color. and remain colorless when off. only HID and LEDs can produce light of that shade without a colored filter.
the LEDs can improve the coloring of the headlight as it is. to get it completely WHITE, you need both replaced.
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