light bulbs
And they have a very short lifespan, so with a car with DRL, you'll be replacing them about every other month.
I prefer white lights myself and bought them from ebay.
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K or Kelvin is a measure of temperature. 6500K is pure white daylight. Anything above that will start to look colder or blue, any figure below means warmer or yellow.
The stock bulbs are a bit on the yellow side and the temperature is about 3800K.
The ones I've found and use are 5800K and looks white enough for me (700k away from 6500K) and I picked those over the 7500K colder (1000k from 6500K).
Hope this helps.
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K or Kelvin is a measure of temperature. 6500K is pure white daylight. Anything above that will start to look colder or blue, any figure below means warmer or yellow.
The stock bulbs are a bit on the yellow side and the temperature is about 3800K.
The ones I've found and use are 5800K and looks white enough for me (700k away from 6500K) and I picked those over the 7500K colder (1000k from 6500K).
Hope this helps.
Actually, from my experience with HID's 5000k is normally pure white, once you go above that you tend to have blue creeping in...
But light output tends to depend on your lens as well
But if you can afford the PIAA, definitely reccomend
But light output tends to depend on your lens as well
But if you can afford the PIAA, definitely reccomend
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