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Just replaced old HID kit with new Xenon HID kit... Just replaced old HID kit with new Xenon HID kit...
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Old 02-03-2011, 08:39 PM   #1
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Just replaced old HID kit with new Xenon HID kit...
Nothing special i guess, just a regular kit sold from StreetTrendz, can i change the bulbs to something alot better? Cause i'm using the bulbs that came with the kit. Its a 6000k bulb, i want the same but hoping that there is a much better bulb that will be brighter, like PIAA or something? Can i do anything at all to make it brighter? It doesn't seem that bright, i'm not trying to blind anyone either.
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Yours is a kit

dont bother
if you want better output get 4300k bulbs
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Great, are 4300k any less white?
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At some angles, yup...6000k is whiter, and 8000k is a bit more blue and at some angles purple
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