If your product is enhanced with HID Bulbs... what light frequency is the coating on the mirror optimized for.. 4000k, 5000k 6000k?
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I'm not sure what it is optimized for but I am running 6000k in mine and it puts off quite a lot of light. Im happy with them the chrome backing in the lamps kinda throws light all over the place so when adjusting them just make sure the drivers side is angled in enough.
850734
Better if aimed correctly. I strongly recommend swapping out the included H1 bulbs for HIDs.
1954106
They are 3700K, a cri of 90 with 1260 luminaries (this is the amount of color rods that your eyes pick up, hope this helps :) These are great they are full spectrum the coating is what filters out the light bringing it up to 3700, if you take the coating off it would be only 2500k
1270535
Get an HID conversion kit. That should help with you lows unfortunately it won't help you high beam.
1565108
Your car seems to have an H7 bulb type for low beam, so make sure you get the right bulb fitting, as this kit is a 9006 I believe. As for flickering, I owned one of these that ended up flickering a lot. I changed to Kensun kits which were a bit more money but ended up being well worth it, they've been extremely reliable and no flickering at all.
856354
I read the same thing when doing my research on HID conversion kits. I can only guess that it would depend on the car. My install didn't require any retrofitting, just a very slight adjustment in the height and direction of the headlight housing.
391131
Housing is likely too small and can't accommodate. I did LED fogs that were 6000k to match the color. Brand is xenon depot and I got them from kbcarstuff.com. No ballast or anything like that to install. Just a bulb. Better in my opinion for the fogs. HID in the fogs would be crazy bright almost blinding.
150983
6000k is white with a hint of blue, 8000k is more blue. The higher the kelvin the darker the color and the less brighter the light. A lot of the brightness also has to do with the quality of the ballast as well as the headlight design.
395814
shop carefully.some H4 Led bulbs are on/off function only.you wouldnt have a high beam/low beam function,only high beam which would suck on road.
1380767
Normal stock halogen, but I replaced mine to 6K 55w HID and it looks awesome
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this bulb claim to be extreme white but it's not, keep in mind it is still a halogen so that mean it can have higher watt to seem brighter though i must say it is a little lighter side of yellowish the easiest way to explain to you is suppose you use the highbeam that is what it looks like brighter and less yellow. My options are.. if you spending this $60 halogen you can look for HID kit that cost somewhat about there or less i recently just upgraded to HID, prior to that i try LED.. so is you want clean white go with HID same cost but way better.Piaa is a great product but it's not as white as it describe. this bulb claim to be extreme white but it's not, keep in mind it is still a halogen so that mean it can have higher watt to seem brighter though i must say it is a little lighter side of yellowish the easiest way to explain to you is suppose you use the highbeam that is what it looks like brighter and less yellow. My options are.. if you spending this $60 halogen you can look for HID kit that cost somewhat about there or less i recently just upgraded to HID, prior to that i try LED.. so is you want clean white go with HID same cost but way better.Piaa is a great product but... » Read More this bulb claim to be extreme white but it's not, keep in mind it is still a halogen so that mean it can have higher watt to seem brighter though i must say it is a little lighter side of yellowish the easiest way to explain to you is suppose you use the highbeam that is what it looks like brighter and less yellow. My options are.. if you spending this $60 halogen you can look for HID kit that cost somewhat about there or less i recently just upgraded to HID, prior to that i try LED.. so is you want clean white go with HID same cost but way better.Piaa is a great product but it's not as white as it describe. « Show Less
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The 6000k are the brightest but the whitest light to avoid the color distraction, to avoid flicker I would recommend using a relay with the lights as I found that provides the best power to the hids and blinding other people, I have always heard to never use the hids with stock housings but I did and I very rarely get high beamed from passing drivers... hope that helps
420932
Usually I check autozone for correct bulb specifications, and then order accordingly. I've found that the 10,000k is the best for my needs. Look for metal or aluminum ballasts. Have had some issues with the Xentec plastic ballasts. Look at it like this. More money, better product. Many manufacturers. I have them in all my vehicles, fog lamps included.
1091562
The light color is close to a 6000k HID appearance. I feel that it is way brighter than a HID set up.
2275984
They look a little whiter than stock, so maybe 4300K. The higher the temp, the bluer the light. For example, 3000K is yellow, 6000K is blue. White light delivers the best illumination and is found in the 4 to 5 range. I replaced only one side ( bought a pair for when the other side dies) and it is whiter and brighter than stock.
1959432
i believe that your high beam is a 9005 and low beam is 9006. i got these bulbs but ended up getting an HID kit, HID's are alot brighter.
396133
I would say that they are 6000k, look very nice on my white toyota. I used the bulbs as replacements for my liscense plate lights and I was pleasently suprised how bright they were. Plenty bright enough to clearly illuminate the plate even though the lenses on my toyota were a little bit fogged.