hyper yellow bulb pics
hyper yellow bulb pics
I don't know how many people want to see this, but I bought some Nokya hyper yellow bulbs(@2500k) and I must say that I am impressed with them and actually am really in Love. These are goin to tide me over until i can get some HID's...but for now these are plenty sexy for me.
here are some of the shots
here are some of the shots
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Originally Posted by FALKEN
wow man that looks NOCIE! i wonder if the cops here in norcal will pull me over for em....lol well have to see...imma go for it! hahaha how much would the fix it ticket be?
Originally Posted by mr_fobster
hey falken i posted on your thread about em!! pm me back about em!!
wow man that looks NOCIE! i wonder if the cops here in norcal will pull me over for em....lol well have to see...imma go for it! hahaha how much would the fix it ticket be?
wow man that looks NOCIE! i wonder if the cops here in norcal will pull me over for em....lol well have to see...imma go for it! hahaha how much would the fix it ticket be?
you really want yellow bulbs dont ya? lol
fix it tickets start from 10-20+ for fees and/or fines depending how what violation is cited. and it is an infraction type violation.
Originally Posted by BassKadett
I just got a pair of yellows, by a different brand, in yesterday and I love mine too. Mine are 6000K.
6000K is not yellow.....cmon, lol............hehehehe jk..
Thats whats on the package. 
I didn't have time to whip out my Kelvinator to get the exact output temp........
I have no clue how they get the temp numbers. Maybe out of a hat?
A cop can't ticket for DOT approved bulbs can they?
I didn't have time to whip out my Kelvinator to get the exact output temp........
I have no clue how they get the temp numbers. Maybe out of a hat?A cop can't ticket for DOT approved bulbs can they?
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Rep Power: 812 yea those yellow are 2500k. Any higher and they start turning white, then blue and purple white. I would stick with nokya. Their bulbs are actually very yellow compared to other imitators. Mine are still workin after 6 months.
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Rep Power: 370 Me and BOY_R_D actually purchased those Nokya's at the same time and when I put mine into the projector (TYC's), the light output on the ground was sucky. The projector lens itself looked crazy they way it lit up but they don't work good with TYC's just to let you guys know. I just threw them in my Hi Beams and use them there... I'm gonna get HIDs soon anyways.
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Rep Power: 368 I had yellow headlights (similar colour and brightness to Nokya) before my HID's and I loved them. In fact I still have the bulbs just in case the HID's die on me for any reason. My friend actually is on the hunt for some JDM yellow HID's for his NSX...apparently they're all the rage overseas.
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Originally Posted by TeLLy
My friend actually is on the hunt for some JDM yellow HID's for his NSX...apparently they're all the rage overseas.
and where could one find these kits?
Originally Posted by gearbox
yea those yellow are 2500k. Any higher and they start turning white, then blue and purple white. I would stick with nokya. Their bulbs are actually very yellow compared to other imitators. Mine are still workin after 6 months.
MTEC considered imitator in this sense?
Originally Posted by zen_master
hm? that's funny.......
according to impulse. 6000K is about...cyan/blue-ish
according to impulse. 6000K is about...cyan/blue-ish
I've had good results with that brand. My first pair of blues lasted over a year, but my last pair lasted 4 months or so. My girls lasted about 6. And I got em for $15 each instead of $40+ for MTEC, etc. When the Eurodezigns blow out, they offer a lifetime warranty and they replace em for $7. Not a bad deal. I'll try to take some pics for comparison to the Nokya's The Chef posted. Looking great by the way man!
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Originally Posted by gearbox
yup yellow is easier to see than stock. I have the same bulbs in the fog lights and there's a bigger visibility field.
which exact bulbs do the stock fogs need? i wanna get some yellow ones.
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