Anyone with 3000K HID kit out there?

[gemini]

Is any of you guys using 3000K HID kits in low-beam?
Would appreciate any pictures how it is looks like.
thanks

 

[Nath.]

They would look a little yellow I think. Didn't realise that anyone sold 3k HID's though.

 

[GlanzaV]

Yeah it'll be very yellow:

I think some people use them like the "all-weather" friving lights though??

 

[GlanzaV]

Actuallyjust as I said above:

3000 Kelvin HID fogs

 

[gemini]

regular H7 halogen bulbs are 3100K (atleast the Osram ones I am using right now)
shouldn't be a big difference... am I wrong?

here where I live aftermarket xenon is forbidden without:
- projector lens
- automatic headlight height regulation
- plus headlight washer

so basically it makes no sense to buy aftermarket xenon which is easily spottable. and I think 4300K is too much of white therefore can be spotted easy.

edit: oh I see, 3000K is just too much yellow.. damn

 

[MarkWales]

so 5-6kis what most people run I am guessing looking at that image

 

[GlanzaV]

That scale is slightly odd- suggests 4700K HIDs would be green (they're just off white) this one is better:

 

[MarkWales]

cheers need to get some for mine asap

 

[CJRamze]

4300K is standard OEM temps
6000K is the norm for Aftermarket kits, It provides good visibility on reflector lamps.

 

[Mo Arif]

which ones are BEST to get for a LC?

 

[gemini]

it seems that the 4300K is the one to go for

 

[Booya]

Thought I'd put this up. Might be of some use.

 

[CJRamze]

I recommend 4300k or 6000k.

 

[LEE69]

I have had 8k 6k and now 4.3k pictures of them all in my sig

But here are 4.3k to wet your appetite.

 

[LEE69]

55W 4300k HIDS fitted