4100K..what color?
Is it a pure white (what im looking for) or a white with a slite yellowish to it?
Planing on getting this kit:
http://www.hid-online.com/products/kit.asp?id=20
although would love to go with CATZ instead of philips.
Planing on getting this kit:
http://www.hid-online.com/products/kit.asp?id=20
although would love to go with CATZ instead of philips.
the short answer is that 4100k is slightly on the warm (red) end of the scale. clear noontime sun is about 5500k. but 4100-4500k is the best HID as far as light output. the higher color temps use a blue filter to artifically raise the color temp. filter = blocked light. the blue effect you see on OEM HID lights is a prismatic effect from the projector lens.
Originally posted by VQ35DES
whats on the base model? 3000k?
whats on the base model? 3000k?
Go with phillips over Catz.
Originally posted by Zivman
Base models come with 4100K phillips - 4100K will be the whitest bulbs. 6000K will be a bit blue. Go with 4100K because it has the most lumens (light output)
Go with phillips over Catz.
Base models come with 4100K phillips - 4100K will be the whitest bulbs. 6000K will be a bit blue. Go with 4100K because it has the most lumens (light output)
Go with phillips over Catz.
I think most hallogens are around 3000K
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Originally posted by Zivman
I was reading to quickly, meant to reference stock HIDs are 4100K
I think most hallogens are around 3000K
I was reading to quickly, meant to reference stock HIDs are 4100K
I think most hallogens are around 3000K
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