Hids in snow
#21
RE: Hids in snow
For all of you people bashing 8000ks, they are SO VERY MUCH brighter than my stock lights. yes they have some color. That's what I wanted. But they are already twice as bight as my stock ones so I don't need 4300ks. I am very happy with 8000ks.
#22
RE: Hids in snow
ORIGINAL: Bogie
So besides (8000k and +) which bulbs give a good bright light, not necessarily blue and wont have other people pissed at you for blinding them?
So besides (8000k and +) which bulbs give a good bright light, not necessarily blue and wont have other people pissed at you for blinding them?
#26
RE: Hids in snow
ORIGINAL: thebishop
For all of you people bashing 8000ks, they are SO VERY MUCH brighter than my stock lights. yes they have some color. That's what I wanted. But they are already twice as bight as my stock ones so I don't need 4300ks. I am very happy with 8000ks.
For all of you people bashing 8000ks, they are SO VERY MUCH brighter than my stock lights. yes they have some color. That's what I wanted. But they are already twice as bight as my stock ones so I don't need 4300ks. I am very happy with 8000ks.
#27
RE: Hids in snow
ORIGINAL: rhyab1
F tha snow!!! What will be good to use down here in Florida? It rains a lot so tell me somethin already so I can order a hid kit my next f-ing payday!!!!!! thanx
F tha snow!!! What will be good to use down here in Florida? It rains a lot so tell me somethin already so I can order a hid kit my next f-ing payday!!!!!! thanx
#28
RE: Hids in snow
Agreed, and I'd even say, based on Florida rain (I lived just outside Panama City Beach for 6 years and I remember), I'd go 4300k. Since rain tends to wash out the light on the road, get the brightest you can, and that's them. 6000k is still very good (I love mine) but the 4300k is brighter - I notice a difference between my current set and the 4300k I had in my Z.
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