10,000K HIDs with Video

[draculina]

HID kit for $300 dollars

check it out here

http://www.angelfire.com/punk/retrobit/HID.html

for more details PM, email me [ bemobahn@sbcglobal.net ] or

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[SYNYSTAGLI]

hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

[draculina]

:cool:

[DriversWanted]

hmmm, looks interesting. i like the fish tank video lol

[bugzy]

waterproof =)

but 10k is way to ricey blue

stick with 5400-6000k bulbs for good visibility

[draculina]

waterproof =)

but 10k is way to ricey blue

stick with 5400-6000k bulbs for good visibility

8,000k Deep Blue do not look ricey.

Personally, I prefer the 8000k deep blue color myself because everything looks so much prettier when its lit up, similar to effect of metal halides in salt water coral reef tanks.Driving visability is not affected by color.
4300k matches natural sunlight and but is too common. if you haven't experienced driving a HID equipped vehicle, you're missing out on way too much night time driving enjoyment.

and i know what you mean by the ricey blue look but trust me these do not produce that cheap looking affect.

the 10,000k is actually violet purple :P
looks nice.

:corn:

[bugzy]

I've seen 10k on a E46 M3, and its not pretty, its pretty ricey blue looking

im sure reflective material is just glowing with that, but i think ideal driving is 5400-6000 ... if you want the nice look, 8k is nice though

[draculina]

10,000k is
violet purple....
on this HID kit

http://www.nsxprime.com/photopost/data/500/11497SuperBrightHID.jpg

i guess some other kits make it blue...

most people go with the deep blue though

8,000k

http://www.tehinterw3b.com/nsx/newcam/P1000315.jpg
http://www.tehinterw3b.com/nsx/mar24/IMG_0124.jpg

[BanamexDF]

http://www.nsxprime.com/photopost/data/500/11497SuperBrightHID.jpg

I use to have 10,000k HID's and they did not look that purple... They were bright as hell too. Sure 4300k is the brightest but going with 10,000k doesn't mean you won't be able to see. Now that I have projectors, I have 6000k and like them :tup:

[draculina]

the 6000k is awsome too
but the 8000k is like superb.

[bugzy]

Dont forget its also a cop magnet, how can ya miss that color output on the ground =) hahah

but i agree, visibilty is still there, lots hotness =) cant say lot of us mod our cars for true functinoality anyways

[draculina]

cant say lot of us mod our cars for true functinoality anyways

hehehhe

[creanium]

Are these bi-xenons?

[Remus6]

10000k is pretty intense, and I imagine the heat it projects is too. Will these melt the cover on you headlights? I'm not too familiar, that's why I'm asking.

[BanamexDF]

10000k is pretty intense, and I imagine the heat it projects is too. Will these melt the cover on you headlights? I'm not too familiar, that's why I'm asking.

No, actually, 10,000k run cooler than 4300k. Just because they are higher up in the kalvin scale doesn't mean they run hotter. I remember someone having problems with 4300k HID's ruining his stock housing. It didn't melt it, he just started having spots on his reflectors. I never had a problem with my 10,000k ones. Either way, HID's run a lot cooler than halogens.

[corndogface]

this is just the kit right? so for an E36 you would still have to buy new headlight units to install this?

[Ivan]

My friend has these on his datsun.
Light output isn't the best (because it's 10,000) But it looks
really flashy. It's almost like black-light.

My 5.3k Distroy and can be seen for miles! :)
They're alittle ricey (slight tint of blue) but not a cop mag. like the 6000-1200k are.

[draculina]

No, actually, 10,000k run cooler than 4300k. Just because they are higher up in the kalvin scale doesn't mean they run hotter. I remember someone having problems with 4300k HID's ruining his stock housing. It didn't melt it, he just started having spots on his reflectors. I never had a problem with my 10,000k ones. Either way, HID's run a lot cooler than halogens.

exactly

this is just the kit right? so for an E36 you would still have to buy new headlight units to install this?

yes, this just the HID kit

also they retrofit all cars, SUVs, Trucks, and motorcycles.

so you would not have to buy new headlight units, but it is recomended that you run HIDs with projectors.

plus they are just plug an play takes from 1 hours to 5 minutes depending on the experience you have with installing HIDs.

trust me and BanamexDF
HIDs are waaaaaaaayyyyyyy cooler than your stock halogens.