Subject	almost
Posted by	Nazgul on August 30, 2004 at 12:20 PM
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In Reply To	Q for those of you with HID kits in the Z posted by CAP927(Boston) on August 30, 2004 at 12:09 PM
Message	A 4200k (or thereabouts) will be the highest lumens, brightest, whitest light. If you are going for the bluish look.. then the 5600-6000 will do that, but not quite as bright. Then once you pass 6000k its all fake (tinted bulb). The phillips ultinon is the only (worthwhile) 6000k bulb on the market afaik. hope that helps! It depends if your top priorty is lighting quality or looks... although afaik the 6000k will be QUITE an improvement regardless.. while it may strain your eyes just a bit at night. Formerly: odysseus(ohio) Tolkien > Homer _______________________________________________________________________________________________ "Come not between a Nazgul and his prey, or thee will not be slain in thy turn, but borne away to the Houses of Lamentation, beyond all light, where thy flesh will be devoured, and thy shriveled mind be left naked to the Lidless Eye." Transylvania was never Romanian
Follow Ups	Q for those of you with HID kits in the Z - CAP927(Boston) 12:09:42 08/30/04 What happened to the PIAA's? (n/m) - TTwinZ (CT) 12:20:19 08/30/04 I put them on the hightbeams, those suckers are bright, - CAP927(Boston) 12:27:56 08/30/04 So are you keeping the PIAA's or replacing them? (n/m) - TTwinZ (CT) 12:31:02 08/30/04 well the PIAA side marker/direct. bulbs a still on exept the - CAP927(Boston) 12:36:24 08/30/04 What brand is the kit that you are getting? (n/m) - boileralum 13:59:03 08/30/04 Helio's, I've seen some on the web for about $500.00 - CAP927(Boston) 14:15:30 08/30/04 almost - Nazgul 12:20:21 08/30/04 The ultinon as well though has something like ~1300 lumens - PiotrC70 12:39:32 08/30/04 You want a 9006 D2S bulb in the 41-4300K range (n/m) - YugoBernie (NoVA) 12:24:44 08/30/04 thanks, that's what I'll order. (n/m) - CAP927(Boston) 12:29:48 08/30/04 i jsut ordered a set of 4300k philips.. says 1800 lumens (n/m) - Rickytl (MA) 15:58:41 08/30/04
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