opinions on 12000k HId's (purple light)
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opinions on 12000k HId's (purple light)
hey guys just wanted an opinion, i recently upgraded to the 12000k hid's , the purple lights, dont see many cars with them . Are they not "cool"? if not then let me know. i think they look alright, beginning to have doubts.
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Originally Posted by Z1 Performance
they are great if you don't like driving at night
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Originally Posted by SuperBlack350
lol, but they will never be used if he didn't like to drive at night.
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Originally Posted by Z1 Performance
you would be surprised...lots of guys love to show off their HID's even when its daytime lol
lol, i know exactly what you mean. Maybe that's why my HIDS last longer than others. Only used when necessary.
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if you actually want to see, don't go any higher than 6600k. If you go higher than that, your light output at night is seriously compromised - it becomes especially bad in poor weather
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I bought my Piaa Cobalt 6600's from Adam@Z1 and they still emit a nice violet hue with excellent lighting. Thet are a tad pricier than most but you get what you pay for and Piaa warrantys them for 3 years. Call Adam and be done with it.
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Originally Posted by Z1 Performance
if you actually want to see, don't go any higher than 6600k. If you go higher than that, your light output at night is seriously compromised - it becomes especially bad in poor weather