Headlights
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Headlights
Hey guys, im new to this forum!
i own a 1999 C5 corvette!
i want to upgrade my headlights and change them
i want them blue or 9000k
anyone know where i could find them?
Or Anyone have any sugguestions for me!!
thanks guys!
i own a 1999 C5 corvette!
i want to upgrade my headlights and change them
i want them blue or 9000k
anyone know where i could find them?
Or Anyone have any sugguestions for me!!
thanks guys!
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Welcome to the forum, Marcus!
Not sure who all of Forum Vendors would have blue headlight bulbs. Ecklers ( http://www.Ecklers.com ) advertises a light bulb I believe they call "plus blue" but not sure how blue it might be. Two other Forum Vendors that specialize in lights are Sharp Light Innovations (used to be RadioFlyer Innovations) ( https://sharplightinnovations.com/ ) and Vette Lights ( https://www.vette-lights.com/ ). Not sure whether these two have blue headlight bulbs or not, but easy to check with them. Other vendors here may also offer that; you may try doing a search for the bulbs you would like and see.
Good luck with your quest.
Not sure who all of Forum Vendors would have blue headlight bulbs. Ecklers ( http://www.Ecklers.com ) advertises a light bulb I believe they call "plus blue" but not sure how blue it might be. Two other Forum Vendors that specialize in lights are Sharp Light Innovations (used to be RadioFlyer Innovations) ( https://sharplightinnovations.com/ ) and Vette Lights ( https://www.vette-lights.com/ ). Not sure whether these two have blue headlight bulbs or not, but easy to check with them. Other vendors here may also offer that; you may try doing a search for the bulbs you would like and see.
Good luck with your quest.
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Welcome to the forum Marcus! 
Just a word of caution as to running “blue” headlights, you may wish to check your state law on them as a starting point. Here in TN they are illegal.
Just a word of caution as to running “blue” headlights, you may wish to check your state law on them as a starting point. Here in TN they are illegal.
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If you want the blue "Look" of high-end luxury cars, it's caused not by the light source itself, but by light bending around a cutoff shield inside a projector. The focal depth of the cutoff shield to the light source bends the light at the top of the cutoff pattern which appears blue but only at the same vertical height as the headlight itself (see below). The light itself and the output is usually a pure white (5500K) or slightly yellow (4300K). Which is very nice for night driving as it mimics sunlight illuminating objects in the full color spectrum.
By going with HID projector optics, you also gain a substantial improvement in pattern width, throw and perceived uniformity of spread.
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Check out the Bi-xenon ACA headlights here:
https://sharplightinnovations.com/sh...aca-headlights
