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[shinigaimi]

I call upon the HID guru's!

im thinking of getting some hid kits and I was woundering if this is correct?

XT-4k-H11 H11 4300k Xtreme Xenon HID Conversion Kit $224.99



thanks

[shinigaimi]

also, I have OEM Fogs and I want to make them 3000k none HID can somebody help me out? should i just buy a 3000k bulb non HID? and call it a day or ?

thanks again

[lammydi]

Originally Posted by shinigaimi

I call upon the HID guru's!

im thinking of getting some hid kits and I was woundering if this is correct?

XT-4k-H11 H11 4300k Xtreme Xenon HID Conversion Kit $224.99



thanks

Originally Posted by shinigaimi

also, I have OEM Fogs and I want to make them 3000k none HID can somebody help me out? should i just buy a 3000k bulb non HID? and call it a day or ?

thanks again

Yes, the H11 is the correct type of our low beam bulb so that is the correct HID conversion kit. Don't forget to cover the squirrle spotter also.
About the fog, please stay with the non-HID. Yes, you can get those 3000k for the yellowish look but make sure you stay within the 55w that came as stock. There was a member here installed a higher wattage (I think it was 85w) and he burned and melted his wire harness.
Good luck and have fun modding.
ps. I'm not HID guru but I felt compelling to answer your question.

[workerant]

Would be nice if U say what car it's for. Camry take the H11. And I recommend 5000K. I have the 4300K right now and it's too yellow for my liking.

[geoff5093]

Originally Posted by TTM77

Would be nice if U say what car it's for. Camry take the H11. And I recommend 5000K. I have the 4300K right now and it's too yellow for my liking.

4300K isn't yellow, it's white. Do you mean it's not blue enough for you?

[njerald]

My 4,350's have no yellow in them.

My 4,000's did have a yellow tint so I dumped them.

[geoff5093]

Originally Posted by njerald

My 4,350's have no yellow in them.

My 4,000's did have a yellow tint so I dumped them.

Are you referring to HID's or just halogen bulbs?

[njerald]

Originally Posted by geoff5093

Are you referring to HID's or just halogen bulbs?

Halogens.

[workerant]

Originally Posted by geoff5093

4300K isn't yellow, it's white. Do you mean it's not blue enough for you?

To me, 4300K has more yellow and 5000K is closer to "day light" color. Call it whatever you want.

[geoff5093]

Originally Posted by njerald

Halogens.

Ok, then yes, 4300K for halogens would appear a bit yellowish.

Originally Posted by TTM77

To me, 4300K has more yellow and 5000K is closer to "day light" color. Call it whatever you want.

This here is a pretty good representation, the bottom most bulb is 3000K.

[xpeed]

If you're getting a HID, just don't drive behind me until you get proper projectors.

[njerald]

Originally Posted by geoff5093

Ok, then yes, 4300K for halogens would appear a bit yellowish.


This here is a pretty good representation, the bottom most bulb is 3000K.

NO yellow in my 4,350s......................

[danorthface]

Originally Posted by geoff5093

Ok, then yes, 4300K for halogens would appear a bit yellowish.


This here is a pretty good representation, the bottom most bulb is 3000K.

wow 4100 looks very yellow in the picture but it's not even close to that in real life. At night, your 4300k bulbs will have a blue tint to them since your eyes will have adjusted to the yellowish street lights

[workerant]

Originally Posted by danorthface

wow 4100 looks very yellow in the picture but it's not even close to that in real life. At night, your 4300k bulbs will have a blue tint to them since your eyes will have adjusted to the yellowish street lights

5000K is closer to daylight color.

[geoff5093]

Originally Posted by danorthface

wow 4100 looks very yellow in the picture but it's not even close to that in real life. At night, your 4300k bulbs will have a blue tint to them since your eyes will have adjusted to the yellowish street lights

READ WHAT I SAID! The bottom most bulb is 3000K, not 4100K.

I know it looks confusing, but thats the correct order.