which bulbs to get kelvan wise? H7

[m3f_96BmwCosmo_c44c0f570d]

i like the way 6000k hids look, but ive heard the output during crappy weather isnt great. I guess my question is which kelvans should i get, i am looking for the best visisibility, but would love to keep the purplish blueshing tint of the bulb

thanks mario

[m3f_Sirius_880bd69485]

4500k. Best you can get.

[m3f_KUpolo]

Colt 45 works every time.

[m3f_PurpleM3Pursuit]

the kelvans is the temperature of the filament.. anyways.. i have 6000K and don't have a problem.. i can't imagine there would be that much of a difference..

[m3f_Sirius_880bd69485]

Theres a big color difference. When I compare mine (4500k) between OEM (4300k), mine are predominately white. OEM in comparison has a pinkish hue.

[m3f_AMPowerJ_e8f979e5cd]

I am running 5000K which I think is a nice compromise between light output and looks.

[m3f_PurpleM3Pursuit]

to me.. either way.. the light output is 1000000000000 times better than the stock halogens.. so i like the 6000k's

[m3f_Ty Vil_fe6451789c]

4300K low beams, 6000K fog lights the best of both worlds.

[m3f_sameguy]

5000 kelvin should, in theory appear white. When you go lower in #, the color will appear warmer, or more red, and when you go higher, it will appear cooler or more blue.



Hey, that degree in color theory finally came through.....