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Old 06-02-2008, 08:29 PM   #1 (permalink)
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I have read so many posts. HELP!!

Alright guys here is the deal. I am new, as so many other people, to the HID headlights. I looked at my bulbs and the low beam say 9006. Now I do have projector headlights but I am assuming halogen bulbs? I am a bit confused, when I walk away from my car with the lights on (about 30 feet) the color changes from a very bright white to blueish... Why does this happen?

When it gets a little darker I am going to take some pics and post them..

I am sorry if this has been asked/posted already.. I did look. Any help would be sweet!!

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Old 06-03-2008, 01:32 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Do you see any BALLAST near the headlight housing?
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Old 06-03-2008, 04:35 PM   #3 (permalink)
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No. Its just Sylvanya bulb and wire. Its really wierd. I tried taking pics last night but they turned out bad. Nothing but glare.
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Its becuase of the projector lens. If you've ever taken your bulb out and looked at the assembly, youll notice that the cut off line (the zig zag) is actually on the top rather than the bottom. When the light passes through the lens it is refracted and the blueish color your are seeing is the light being bent as if it were a prism. I have halogens right now and they do cause color change, but it will be more significant and blueish when there is an HID bulb. If I am wrong someone feel free to correct me.
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Old 06-04-2008, 09:45 AM   #5 (permalink)
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Its becuase of the projector lens. If you've ever taken your bulb out and looked at the assembly, youll notice that the cut off line (the zig zag) is actually on the top rather than the bottom. When the light passes through the lens it is refracted and the blueish color your are seeing is the light being bent as if it were a prism. I have halogens right now and they do cause color change, but it will be more significant and blueish when there is an HID bulb. If I am wrong someone feel free to correct me.
I kinda thought it was something to do with the light angels. Was not sure though. It would most definatly be more intense with HID. I have evry intention on upgrading. By reading the posts I have seen many people go with Stealth Auto HID Kits. I don't want anything so blue it looks like a illuminated pepsi truck driving down the street. I am thinking possibly 6000K. Not sure yet though.
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RV300C I just got my 8000K and 3000K kit from Stealth Auto today, and I couldnt be happier. I thought the 8000K was going be blue (like I originally wanted) but they are extremely white with the slightest blue. It looks like a Lexus if not brighter not blue, it matches my halos perfectly.
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BLACKOUT, sounds sweet. Any pics??? I am excited about doing this.. Was it pretty easy to install??
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the cutoff line creates the flicker in colour


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For sure. That looks nice. That is exactly what I am looking for. Its not totally blue like some. So that was 8000K...
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6500k from xenondepot

higher the kelvin..lower the output

4300k would do the line
5000k would do the line
6000k would do the line
6500k would do the line

8k i have no idea
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