I Can Careless About Color, I Just Want Bright!!, What K HID Is The Brightest, Ive Heard 4000k,5000k,6000k

 

the whitest

 

4300

 

Ok Thanks, So If I Have A Choice 4000k or 5000k which one since the brightest is 4300

 

Sweet Sounds Good, I Got To Pay Tickets But Ill Deff. Hit You Up When Im Ready, I Got A CRX, What Would Be Better 5000k or 6000k

 

What Kinda Payment Plans!

 

oh ok

 

I Hope that works for you
-Scott

 

You are really close to being BANNED ! .. quit advertising your $hit, there is appropriate section for this, Not here.

 

^^ quit threating him, you couldnt ban him anyways,
only mods can,

dont get hids, inless your retro fitting, just get bright halegons there better,
oh and dont buy from hidgroup, all guys like this sell are expensive ebay kits,
trust me i know, i have bought 2 kits from h-t and they both suck

 

^True Story

 

You guys are really enjoying bashing on a honest business. I am not here to offer CHEAP QUALITY materials that break on you; I am here to offer REAL, GOOD QUALITY KITS for a VERY reasonable cost. SOME KITS cost A LOT, some cost way less, but either way, I don't sell knock offs, only real brand named item, and I take very good care of my customer base outside of Honda tech and I have credentials to prove it. I don't feel I have to prove myself to any one but those who have done business with me would be my voice. I have nothing bad to say about any of you other then "hey thanks for your opinions," and when you are finally ready to sit down and buy a kit worth your time then I'll be more then happy to help you pick out the right one for your car and ship it out to you anywhere in the nation.

 

6K is very bright. But 4.3K is yellow so its upto you. You should get 5K if you want white and bright.
100shipped is alot for regular HID's. I am going to start selling HID's soon and they will be cheaper and better than the ones sold around the US for the most part.

 

wrong. 4300k is white.

 

people are bashing you because you are trying to sell stuff in the wrong spot, also because you arent the first person to come around on h-t selling pnp kits saying that they are good quality for a cheep price.

also you want to say your kit is good, then lets see some agasnt the wall pics of civics,integras, not high end cars that most likely had hids from factory,

 

No its not. Its a yellow color. Just like OEM Bulbs. Some HID Makers have these retarded color scales where the colors are different. But 4300k is yellow.

 

4300k is white, its the brightest white you can buy
3000k is yellow.

here are 4300k do they look yellow to you??
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cw248ITPEXc

 

thats like 3 different lights. And it depends on the HID maker. Because on most 4300K like OEM Color which is a yellowish white. Just like OEM Halogen bulbs. 5k is "Factory White" which is from most cars which come with HID's. And 6k is commonly referred to "Brilliant White" or "Crystal White" as its PURE WHITE.

 

i know what they are called i have 6000k and i had 4300ks in my accord and they wernt yellow.

3 of my freinds oem hid cars have 4300k in them and they arent yellow ish white its prue white.
ok so lets talk philips, then, there 4300k is white, and 99% of hid kits 4300k is WHITE

show me a kit that is 4300k and yellow.

 

I know 4300 on a phillips kit is white. I'll show you a couple of kits tomorrow that 4300 is yellowish. I dont feel like looking for them @ 1230 at night when i gotta be up in 4 hours.

 

Before answering your Question.
From where im at, the color coding of the HIDs depends on the brand or manufacturer.

There's the 3000K (yellow) and 4300K (yellowish-same as stock) with same color-coding with the diff brands.
then for the 6000K, 8000K, 10000K, and 12000K, here are the differences in coding.

There's the Superwhite, Bluish-white, and Purplish-white.

Some have this coding:
Superwhite -6000K
Bluish-white -8000K
Purplish-white -10000K

while some have:
Superwhite -8000K
Bluish-white -1000K
Purplish-white -12000K
***these are the common/basic HID white colors, imo.
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So, better check with the sellers what coding do they have. Or better yet, use the color name, not the "K"s.
Now to answer your question, in my opinion, the brightest is the superwhite, best at night. Also if it's raining hard, it's not much of a help for the far view. But if you're not much into colors, just get the 4300K (yellowish / similar to stock), good even if it's raining.

Btw, what's your car?

 

From what I've read, the lower the number, the more usable lumens (light output) you have. So 4300K is OEM white, almost pure white, slightly yellowish and provides the most visible light on the road. Just keep that in mind.

http://i247.photobucket.com/albums/g...olorChart1.jpg