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Re: Philips Ultinon D2S 6000k
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Whoopsy said:
And I just bought a pair from him too. I wonder if we should recommend these to Eric also.
Hey thanks for the thoughts Nick. Just saw Anthony tonight and we were just talking about cars and when we should meet up.
Please I have to check out your midnight blue when you have those bulbs installed.
By the way, took the car to Whister on a weekday and the traffic (due to contruction) was totally pathetic. Burn lots of good MP3 CDs if you plan to go.
Next on my list, looking for a baby/booster seat so I can drive my daughter to school to check out hot single mothers. Any recommendations?
Re: Philips Ultinon D2S 6000k
omg, i just did the bulb swap and the headlamp unit is a bitch to remove, that stupid locking mechanism is fricking difficult to line up. after i managed to get the headlamp out the 'actual' swap took like 5 minutes total.
the difference at night is night and day, the old one looks so yellowish it's like fog lights by comparison.
the difference at night is night and day, the old one looks so yellowish it's like fog lights by comparison.
Re: Philips Ultinon D2S 6000k
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ajcastaneda said:
Just wondering but - what reason would Porsche have for not including these bright blue lights in their Xenon lights as opposed to the standard bi-xenon?
Because the stardard ones gives better contrast in All conditiona weather while high color temperture will only perform the best in clear condition. You can notice the difference in raining or Foggy weather. In fact, the most important advantage we get from HID vs. Halogen is the high density of the light. Do you notice that yellow light from Sodium lamp on High way gives you best contrast but make you color blind? 4000K to 5000K bulb gives best performace in all weather condition
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