IncorpoRatedX
Well-known member
Quoting strymeckirules:
got my 6000k hid's in the mail. have to do some slight aiming to get it perfect, but i like them very much. the cutoff pic was taken at 7 am with the sun rising. i will have to take a night driving pic tonight.
this project was well worth it. night driving visibility is awesome.
i want to change out the high beam/driving projector to one that has a cutoff, so i can run all four lights at the same time. i'm gonna get 8000k for the highbeam/driving so it will be a little more blue than the low beam 6000k. i think that will look very sharp.
and i will also get some angel eyes and wire them off a switch so that i have full control of them.
that last post with the link to the angel eyed galant - who did that? do they have projectors? very curious....
you were on the right track with this project until you went on about the 5000k and 6000k and angel eyes.
angel eyes are just bad taste, so whatever, that's your call.
but anything over 5000K is retarded. This is why:
lighting over 5000k is beyond the spectrum of the sun, which is the best light for the human eye to distinguish colors and objects, anything beyond that has a negative impact on the color rendering of the human eye and is outputting wasted lumens (light that the human eye cant see/use) as it's out of the spectrum of the human eye. 4300-5000 kelvin has the highest color rendering index. You would want around 4500 kelvin if you were concerned about actually being able to see. People often misunderstand this thinking that the higher they go in the kelvin chart, the brighter the light will be, which is dead wrong.
got my 6000k hid's in the mail. have to do some slight aiming to get it perfect, but i like them very much. the cutoff pic was taken at 7 am with the sun rising. i will have to take a night driving pic tonight.
this project was well worth it. night driving visibility is awesome.
i want to change out the high beam/driving projector to one that has a cutoff, so i can run all four lights at the same time. i'm gonna get 8000k for the highbeam/driving so it will be a little more blue than the low beam 6000k. i think that will look very sharp.
and i will also get some angel eyes and wire them off a switch so that i have full control of them.
that last post with the link to the angel eyed galant - who did that? do they have projectors? very curious....
you were on the right track with this project until you went on about the 5000k and 6000k and angel eyes.
angel eyes are just bad taste, so whatever, that's your call.
but anything over 5000K is retarded. This is why:
lighting over 5000k is beyond the spectrum of the sun, which is the best light for the human eye to distinguish colors and objects, anything beyond that has a negative impact on the color rendering of the human eye and is outputting wasted lumens (light that the human eye cant see/use) as it's out of the spectrum of the human eye. 4300-5000 kelvin has the highest color rendering index. You would want around 4500 kelvin if you were concerned about actually being able to see. People often misunderstand this thinking that the higher they go in the kelvin chart, the brighter the light will be, which is dead wrong.