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post Jan 19, 2010 - 5:22 PM
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Hi guys, can anyone explain me about the difference between h1, h2, h3 h4 hid kits?

I know I should use a 9006 socket and 55w but the h1 stuff in the description is a mistery to me.

Also, I don't decide between 6k and 8k. What do you guys think?

Thanks
 
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post Jan 22, 2010 - 10:03 AM
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QUOTE (andreslr @ Jan 19, 2010 - 6:22 PM) *
Hi guys, can anyone explain me about the difference between h1, h2, h3 h4 hid kits?

I know I should use a 9006 socket and 55w but the h1 stuff in the description is a mistery to me.

Also, I don't decide between 6k and 8k. What do you guys think?

Thanks

With the kits that I sell, 4300k is true white (more OEM-looking HIDs white as opposed to OEM halogen yellowish-white, good for people worried about their aftermarket HIDs being illegal and getting pulled over for it); 6000k is bright white with a tinge of blue (definitely not off-white) and 8000k is blue. 10000k is purple and 12000k is pink.

QUOTE (andreslr @ Jan 19, 2010 - 6:22 PM) *
Hi guys, can anyone explain me about the difference between h1, h2, h3 h4 hid kits?

I know I should use a 9006 socket and 55w but the h1 stuff in the description is a mistery to me.

Also, I don't decide between 6k and 8k. What do you guys think?

Thanks

With the kits that I sell, 4300k is true white (more OEM-looking HIDs white as opposed to OEM halogen yellowish-white, good for people worried about their aftermarket HIDs being illegal and getting pulled over for it); 6000k is bright white with a tinge of blue (definitely not off-white) and 8000k is blue. 10000k is purple and 12000k is pink.

QUOTE (davidfang @ Jan 22, 2010 - 11:01 AM) *
QUOTE (andreslr @ Jan 19, 2010 - 6:22 PM) *
Hi guys, can anyone explain me about the difference between h1, h2, h3 h4 hid kits?

I know I should use a 9006 socket and 55w but the h1 stuff in the description is a mistery to me.

Also, I don't decide between 6k and 8k. What do you guys think?

Thanks

With the kits that I sell, 4300k is true white (more OEM-looking HIDs white as opposed to OEM halogen yellowish-white, good for people worried about their aftermarket HIDs being illegal and getting pulled over for it); 6000k is bright white with a tinge of blue (definitely not off-white) and 8000k is blue. 10000k is purple and 12000k is pink.

QUOTE (andreslr @ Jan 19, 2010 - 6:22 PM) *
Hi guys, can anyone explain me about the difference between h1, h2, h3 h4 hid kits?

I know I should use a 9006 socket and 55w but the h1 stuff in the description is a mistery to me.

Also, I don't decide between 6k and 8k. What do you guys think?

Thanks

With the kits that I sell, 4300k is true white (more OEM-looking HIDs white as opposed to OEM halogen yellowish-white, good for people worried about their aftermarket HIDs being illegal and getting pulled over for it); 6000k is bright white with a tinge of blue (definitely not off-white) and 8000k is blue. 10000k is purple and 12000k is pink.
With the kits that I sell, 4300k is true white (more OEM-looking HIDs white as opposed to OEM halogen yellowish-white, good for people worried about their aftermarket HIDs being illegal and getting pulled over for it); 6000k is bright white with a tinge of blue (definitely not off-white) and 8000k is blue. 10000k is purple and 12000k is pink.


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