I was thinking 10000k (blue), but come to think of it, 12000k (purple) would look good on a redline, since it's got a touch of red. What do you guys think?

1. 10000k (blue)


2. 12000k (purple)

 

20000k

 

they both look tight, but something about the purple yells "look at me"

 

why dont you go with a lower temp and have lights that do a better job of lighting up the road? I would rather have functionality over excessive coloring when it comes to lighting. You can get both of these colors at a lower temp, and still have much better light output. My .02

 

purple is nice

 

+1

maybe 25000K

 

I have 10k on my redline and it looks gorgeous. As far as functionality unless you drive in the boonies your eyes genrally do the job you dont need lights that stretch 300 yrds like the sock ones.

 

why bother with those crappy lights, go wit da 50's dawg

 

Let's get some more votes in here guys!

 

Vote is that your best option is oem capsules

 

4600K

max 6500k

 

roflmao another lame xenon vendor photoshop

i wouldnt be buying any globes off a vendor who advertises the color difference by sliding the hue/saturation bar left to right

 

Well, in the boonies we have this thing called night time. I know, crazy right?

 

I think you should go with 70,000K.....black lights baby!!

 

So what your eyes shut off at night? Like I said I've driven in dark as hell places and in rain where you cant see **** and somehow I see just as much of the road as I need to with highter temp bulbs so it shouldnt be a determining factor. If you want a different color do it. Worse case scenario use your brights if your out in the middle of no where and you dont think you can see enough of the road to know when a cow is ahead of you. I mean my Z is practically an inch off the ground so maybe I've just got accustomed to paying extra attention to the road that the lights arent a problem for me but its not that hard.

 

go 12000K!!!! I got them on mine!!!!! I love em....and the light output isnt to bad..its less than OEM but not that bad!!! I'll take a pic of mine tonight and post em...and a day shot if yall want that too.

 

PLEASE god dont go above 6k!!! You are going to get bulbs that just have a colored film over them, I wouldnt not by bulbs from anyone but phillips and they only offer 6k (or 6500 i cannot remember.) If your looking for that blue flicker that the BMW's and S2000's have bulbs are not the way to go. To get that color you need a full projection system, and all the color comes from the cutoff.

 

dont listen to hockey.....6000 arent that blue.....and my bulbs are clear...
they become purple as they heat up....there is no colored film over them..phillips aint nothin but some overpriced bulbs....The ones you're looking at are the ones that I put on my car...like I said I'll take a pic tonight so you can see exactly what they'd look like....granted my cars a G35c but you'll get
the idea. Trust me I get stoped all the time about my lights with people complimenting them...Even people who arent car nuts ask me because of the brightness and the color.

 

also if u look directly at a bmw or audi their lights are white...they are only blueish at an angle...my lights are purple at any angle u look at them.

 

There lights are bluish at the cut off not from an angle. In a projector there is a shield that blocks light on the top to not blind oncomming traffic. That shield is what makes the cutoff and the cutt off is where the color is. Angle has nothing to do with it height does. If you look at at BMW HID from the top is is semi-blue but if you go lowwer to the cut off there is tons of color, and there is even more if your color mod the shield. Please go ask your question and do some research here. Also full projection gives you the "flicker" effect which is far more beautiful than ANY high kelven bulb!

DuPontG35 I promise you if you pull your bulb out it will have a film over it. I am pretty sure no company makes a 12k bulb, there just another kelven rating with a film over it and 12K is just the color not its actual heat.