YOUR RESEARCHHID bulb question
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Hi, I'm interested in swapping out my stock HID bulbs for 6000k bulbs. Is it D1S bulbs that I'm looking for? Is there anything I should be concerned about when making this change other than the colour of the light as I've already read up on the pros and cons of whiter light. TIA Stan
You want H7 blubs and 6000 Kelvin is too high and your lighting will actually be less than optimal. 4300K is the whitest of light and will optimize your vision. If you want blue for blue then buy the 6000K.
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