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Originally Posted by CamNub
Wrong wrong wrong.
4300k gives you the best output because it is a pure white light.
3000k is yellow which is the best for the foglights if you go this route.
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Originally Posted by geoff5093
+1, I was going to respond but I saw you did first.
4300K is the most ideal for light output, 6000K is too blue IMO. I prefer 5000K because you are still close to the light output of the 4300K, but it's just a bit more whiter.
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Originally Posted by Yazovets
As close as possible to 6000K? LOL you must be a prime supporter of all the "street racer" kids with 1990s Civics with 6000K reflector-beam headlights.
HID is about getting MORE light output. If you want to stand out (in a negative way of course), then go ahead with 6000K and above. Then you might even be putting our less light than the original halogens made.
4300K is the ONLY correct color for low and high beam applications.
For fogs, 4300K is good, as well as something in the 3000K range for a yellow light.
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+3 Listen to these guys. They know what they are talking about.
4300K is the ONLY correct color for low and high beam applications.
