HID Kit
personally i really like the 8000-10000k hids even though they're suppose to project less visibly on the road. something light blue or true blue is sexy, although it seems awkward that the oem 4300k bulbs have a faint blue hue, which is nice too.
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do any of you guys have problems with the lights flickering when you hit bumps? i have a set of MCculloch 6000k and when i hit a bump it looks like my passanger side bulb flickers.. might be my drivers side too.
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D2S is the standard for OEM HID bulbs in projector beams. Regular Evo's with halogen projectors use 9006s. D2S is better, but I don't know if its design means it won't fit in a housing designed for a 9006 bulb.
I have a MCullough H3 6000K kit in my Eclipse, I'll try to get a decent pic on here later. It is blue enough for me, after 6000K IMO, it gets too blue and looks ricey and doesn't put out enough decent light and with too much glare. But, to each is own.
I have a MCullough H3 6000K kit in my Eclipse, I'll try to get a decent pic on here later. It is blue enough for me, after 6000K IMO, it gets too blue and looks ricey and doesn't put out enough decent light and with too much glare. But, to each is own.
Last edited by GPTourer; Oct 29, 2005 at 08:07 AM.
