What K are your HID's
Originally Posted by M6SXTZ
personally i have a 05 light assembly with 8,000k for my normal running lights and 20,000k for my high beams (yes i converted my highs to HID hope you got your shades on 
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Originally Posted by contraststriker
Running 6000k--had to raise the lights about 2" (sitting 10 ft from wall) to get similar coverage as the old 4300K. Overall light output is of course decreased, but not too badly.
Originally Posted by M6SXTZ
lolz... my driving go no where near as far as my highs...lolz
here are my 20k's at play
here are my 20k's at play
That has nothing to do with your 20k's being super brighter. The only reason why you "think" your highs go farther is because they are projecting at a higher angle throwing light further. But it's not useful light....
If you put your 20k bulbs into your low beams i'd be suprised ift hey projected 10 feet in front of you.
LOL at OP...you must not know anything about HIDs and their kelvin rating. You're "put your shades on" 20,000k HIDs won't go further then my 1993 mazda MPVs broken headlights lmao. It's ok though, your car...and thats all that matter..hah
Lmao
Originally Posted by usmanasif
Awesome! So now your high beams put out way less light than the cheapest headlight halogen bulb in the world!
Congratulations. You are the newest member of the "my bulbs' Kelvin rating is damn high so it must be waaaaay brighter" club. It is exclusive.
Congratulations. You are the newest member of the "my bulbs' Kelvin rating is damn high so it must be waaaaay brighter" club. It is exclusive.
ok you are a retard... the reason i noted to the shades is BECAUSE having the 20k's in the high beam is sending the lights directly into the rear view of those in front of me you fuxing tard hahahaha... dude please think before you type idiot
i guess i will take a sec to elaborate
having a HID completely exposed without a lens or filter to cut the brightness of the light IN a high beam position is going to lift the light higher then your normal driving lights essentially lifting the beam higher off the road that is directly in front of you and further down into the distance BECAUSE of how the projected angle of the lower reflectors are positioned.
i know the difference in K and how it all works. i have 3 salt water aquariums. 2 of the tanks have 20k (MH) metal highlights in them and the 3rd tank has 10k MH in it... the 10 k is WAY brighter then the 20k. BUT the 20k project deeper through the water giving the tanks a deep blue ocean look
Last edited by M6SXTZ; May 19, 2008 at 11:25 AM.
Originally Posted by j.arnaldo
Mini-survey here: You prefer Hologens OR Xenons? So far, I've got Halogens winning by just 1 vote.
Xenons for looks...
Halo's for drivability...
i prefer looks
lol
Originally Posted by Silverstone-Z
You're a f*cking tool...
you're a b*tch but you dont see anyone on this thread bringing that up do you
Last edited by M6SXTZ; May 19, 2008 at 11:16 AM.
Originally Posted by M6SXTZ
dude please think before you type idiot
Reverse logic is a wonderful thing. May be your fish know that...
Originally Posted by usmanasif
If I am the idiot then why are YOU the one with 20,000K bulbs? I should have them.
Reverse logic is a wonderful thing. May be your fish know that...
Reverse logic is a wonderful thing. May be your fish know that...
umm... hey "idiot" May be is ONE WORD you fuc*in dunce.
let me help a tad bit... its MAYBE . hope this helps
Originally Posted by M6SXTZ
umm... hey "idiot" May be is ONE WORD you fuc*in dunce.
let me help a tad bit... its MAYBE . hope this helps
let me help a tad bit... its MAYBE . hope this helps
Says the guy who used "its" where "it's" is the correct grammar...Which brings us back to the $million question: Who is the only idiot in this thread?