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Just waiting for Coomer's approval. he's a little busy so people be patient.

Put me down for two sets 9006/5k

1. culpable04 ( 6K, 9006 )
2. Enrique (8K, 9006 )
3. MassBrandon (H1, 10k)
4. 95GT (9006, 6K)
. (9003, 10K)
5. 6gsillyca (H1 6000K) canada
6. 94celicadude (6K, 9006)
7. Velliety (9006, 8K)
8. Kama (H1 , 8k)
9. Audiofreak (9006, 5K) x2

There is no 3000k being offered that is correct ?

Ill take a set.

1. culpable04 ( 6K, 9006 )
2. Enrique (8K, 9006 )
3. MassBrandon (H1, 10k)
4. 95GT (9006, 6K)
. (9003, 10K)
5. 6gsillyca (H1 6000K) canada
6. 94celicadude (6K, 9006)
7. Velliety (9006, 8K)
8. Kama (H1 , 8k)
9. Audiofreak (9006, 5K) x2
10.QuintinGT (9006, 5k)

I might be able to work something out if I can get them for 120 or so.

3000k anyone ? =[

the lowest temp available is 4500 I think the 3000 k is what they call a halogen booster ( not an HID )
but I could be wrong.

what we waiting for on this group buy?

be patient, we all know he has a lot to do.

So how many more sets do we need to get a better discount?

I did get a better price, just hold on for the official G/B and all the details will be clear for everyone.

3000K is totally yellow, perfect for fog light!!

btw, culpable04, i´m from Venezuela and i want to know how can i do for talk whit that store!! i want to sell them (HID) here in my country... can you give me some number phone?? some contact'?? if you want, send me a pm please...

yea i have HID low beams and would like to complete the look with HID foglights. I know they have them but it appears that this seller does not I guess =/

http://www.xenondepot.com/product.php?product_id=114

This post has been edited by Daftboy: Sep 23, 2006 - 7:30 AM

wow this strange xenondepot offers 6000K and looks just as blue as 10000K how can that be?

LOOK AT B/S SECTION !!
Now is official !

i dont know which is best to get...I want it to be noticeably HID, but emit a lot of light too. its important because i drive from work all the time at night in the country too.

Also, will there be glare issues with USDM headlights? I want a nicely cut beam...

is it foggy in the country? i know when i drive outside of the city it gets noticeably foggier... if yes... bright lights are a big nono and i suggest you should get some fog lights as well...

but to answer ur question... yes there will be glare issues with usdm headlights, no it wouldn't have a nice cut off beam

So 4500K is a very usable HID? I want the brightest light I can possibly get, but I know that the higher the Kelvin rating, the dimmer the bulb will actually be. So is 4500K brighter than standard halogens? Because I have a 9005 bulb in my 9006 low beam and that helped a lot but not as much as I would like.

Wow, talk about bringing a thread back from the dead

HIDs are brighter than halogens by nature. It's sort of like comparing the difference of a flashlight to a candle - it's the source itself that makes it bright. The temperature color doesn't actually make the light dimmer per se, it's more a matter of how far that particular light wave in the spectrum is able to travel. Yellow enhanced depth perception, blue can fatigue the eyes. A lot of people chose blue as an aesthetic choice though, but personally I wouldn't recommend it for long drives like road trips or anything.

4500k would be a very good quality white light that leans towards a warmer white which is best for depth perception - as opposed to 5000k which is also very white but is a cooler white that leans comparatively toward a bluish cast.

See my sig for the link to the HID group buy; page 1 has a lot of good info.

I couldn't help it

I actually found this thread through your signature lol.

Like I said, I want the brightest possible light I can get, something very usable. I had blue headlights when I had my truck and I might as well have been using a flashlight. They SUCKED. So I don't ever want blue headlights again. Practicality before cosmetics. Besides, blue headlights wouldn't look good on my car anyway. The reason I want a bright light is because I live WAYYY out in the country. I totalled one Celica out, I've wrecked this one, and the other day, I just about wrecked it again, all on deer. So I need a bright light for night driving so I can see the deer when they are a little further away lol. Like I said, I modified my 9005 bulbs to fit my 9006 low beams, and that helped a lot, but it's still not enough. So now I'm seriously considering spending the money for HID's, since I hear so much about them. But only if they'll actually help me out.