Hi i have accord sedan 2014, which opt7 hid should i buy? I want something that is white and not blue. Bmw white. Thank you
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I have the 5K 55W kit on a 2013 Chevy Volt and they are white. 5K bulbs on 35W ballasts are a little blue, but on the 55W ballasts they are bright white.
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just make sure the bulb's TYPE the same as your 2015 chevy traverse. You can find out by google the list of all bulbs type for your auto model. then search on amazon with the same type that you are looking for. This OPT7 HID xenon is the BEST. I LOVED how the way it look, perform, and very very EASY to install. Or you can call the seller / manufacturing then order thru amazon. YOU WILL LIKE OPT7 !!!
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I do not know the answer to this. Do as I did and contact OPT7 either direct or through Amazon and ask them. They are very good to help. Also the filters are available for this kit and they are supposed to prevent flickering. Be sure and include make and model of vehicle when you contact them as they will need this info. Good Luck.
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as for being white... it depends on the ballast. 55W will give you white. that is what i have. if you have 35W ballast they will be white with a slight blue tint. as for the housing, if you are talking about the picture provided that is just a case to protect the HIDs. You take it off when you install them.
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The headlight bulbs are a very dull yellow color. They are cheap and burn out within a month or so. You can buy replacement bulbs for the H1 halogens such as 6000k or 9000k. Don't be fooled by the picture! The halo rings are not blue, but a faint clear light. These are a poor imitation of the BMW halo which are actually gas filled. Good luck
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I returned the PIAA bulbs in exchange for: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0031RBID2/. These are much cheaper and are a perfect white. There are only a few reviews and some people have mentioned they don't last long, but I installed them on a 2012 Kia Optima roughly 9 months ago and they're still working fine. Hope this helps!
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Best thing is check with the owners manuel or google the owners manuel. Unless you bought your car from a private owner who upgraded the headlights the bulbs will be regular not HID. HID lights use different wiring to work. Lastly check with your trusted mechanic, they should know by looks if they will fit. If all else fails and they do not fit contact the seller to exchange them. Hope this helps and good luck!!
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Just like Stan said, get HID for your low beams. You can find some really cheap on Amazon or Ebay. That way, you will never see the need of your high beams. I putted blue LEDs in them instead for style...
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I wouldn't swap the halos. The CCFL halos are the way to go. LED's aren't a fraction of the brightness of CCFL. As for the HID kit, all you need is a h3 55w kit. I found mine off eBay.
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Hello, Unfortunately the item is not compatible with the HID, item is only halogen type. Please advise, thank you.
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Hi there, I honestly did not find these bulbs to be a whole lot brighter than my OEM ones. The blue tint on the exterior improves clarity ever so slightly but not enough to be worth it. To actually do a worthwhile upgrade of your lights, you should get an HID kit. These kits take a bit of time to install but the results are amazing. Yes, they cost more than a regular pair of halogen bulbs but they last longer and literally shine twice as bright. Kensun brand has the lowest prices and decent build quality. My last suggestion - if you get HID - is to get a kit where the "temperature" of the bulb is not any higher than 5000K. If you go over 5000 the color of your lights will be blue and actually less bright.a Hi there, I honestly did not find these bulbs to be a whole lot brighter than my OEM ones. The blue tint on the exterior improves clarity ever so slightly but not enough to be worth it. To actually do a worthwhile upgrade of your lights, you should get an HID kit. These kits take a bit of time to install but the results are amazing. Yes, they cost more than a regular pair of halogen bulbs but they last longer and literally shine twice as bright. Kensun brand has the lowest prices and decent build quality. My last suggestion - if you get HID - is to get a kit where the... » Read More Hi there, I honestly did not find these bulbs to be a whole lot brighter than my OEM ones. The blue tint on the exterior improves clarity ever so slightly but not enough to be worth it. To actually do a worthwhile upgrade of your lights, you should get an HID kit. These kits take a bit of time to install but the results are amazing. Yes, they cost more than a regular pair of halogen bulbs but they last longer and literally shine twice as bright. Kensun brand has the lowest prices and decent build quality. My last suggestion - if you get HID - is to get a kit where the "temperature" of the bulb is not any higher than 5000K. If you go over 5000 the color of your lights will be blue and actually less bright.a « Show Less
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Hello,this is an halogen H7 cool white light that is used for low beams, this is a cool white like a LED, and during the dat the lights look like aqua blue it's very nice, in addition, I have used it for almost 2 years in commutes of 60 min a day, and these are still working very well, I strongly recommend it. and you don't require the HID kit, this is plug and play because it is halogen.
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White, i have HIDS as my regular headlights and it looks weird with them so i dont use them. And they dont really work very well, cant tell when they are on or off. Also they turn on whenever they feel like it...runs the battery
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I used to have an 07. I have a 2013 now. They are the same. Get the bigger led panel. I don't see like I used to. They are brighter than stock
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These are RED lights and I suspect you want the white LEDs instead. Best method to check what lights are installed in your car now is to go by a parts store to see what they have listed. Just ask what the replacement bulb number is and if the bulbs are indeed 194 or one of the other numbers listed, then look for the white Jtech bulbs. Look for these instead: Jtech 10x 194 168 2825 T10 5 SMD White LED Car Lights Bulb What you don't use, sell to your friends. :-)
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I've got the opt 7, 55 watt 6000k headlights to go with 2 pair of these anzo offroad lights and the colors match perfect so these have go to be 55 watt plus they are extremely bright if you do any research on HID's you'll know the bulb tempurature (6000k) and the wattage play a big role in what color the light is these are a perfect crisp white with a tiny hint of blue because of the higher wattage (most HID's are 35 watt)
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Ive got an 02 Acura rl. It has the old style, $100 hid headlights.. I don't think the Phillips are quit as white, but very close, and they're very bright... My RL has secondary bright lights, they're not hid, the Phillips are white in low or high beam.. For the money they're un beatable..