HID lights
Le Mans Master
Joined: May 2007
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From: hagerstown md
St. Jude Donor '08-'09
Lil vette is right....the 4300's DO put out more lumens than the 6000's do. Although, the difference is minimal, about 300 lumens or so.
And Ryan is right on the money....the numbers correspond to the COLOR of the bulb/light, not the brightness, and the yellow 4300's look like crap. The pure white 6000's look awesome! Especially with matching fogs.
And Ryan is right on the money....the numbers correspond to the COLOR of the bulb/light, not the brightness, and the yellow 4300's look like crap. The pure white 6000's look awesome! Especially with matching fogs.
Night Owl for life
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From: Bugs Bunny should'a made a left turn here
4300k puts out more lumens, but 6000k looks more pleasing to the eye.
here's my low beam comparison of 4300k vs 6000k:
4300k
6000k
4300k
6000k
4300k on driver's side; 6000k on passenger
here's my low beam comparison of 4300k vs 6000k:
4300k
6000k
4300k
6000k
4300k on driver's side; 6000k on passenger
Instructor
Joined: May 2008
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From: Twain Harte CA
JMDVETTE,
Which lamp housing kit do you have for your HIDs? I like the fact the it retains the OEM pop-up headlamp system. Did it come with the HID ballasts and lamps, or did you purchase those separately?
Thank you!
Which lamp housing kit do you have for your HIDs? I like the fact the it retains the OEM pop-up headlamp system. Did it come with the HID ballasts and lamps, or did you purchase those separately?
Thank you!
