What is the "Blue"-est H4 bulb?
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What is the "Blue"-est H4 bulb?
I've bought bulbs that say off road only, and super xenon blue, but sometimes there more of a hyper white than blue. i see a lotta peepz with really blue headlight bulbs. what r they?
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Rep Power: 0 man, i used to have hiper industries h4s in my stock headlights and they were the bluest bulbs id ever seen!!!! they are awsome! and they are cheap to, im sure you can find em on eBay, just searh
for ~ "hiper", "h4" ~ and you should find some. they are awsome!!!!
for ~ "hiper", "h4" ~ and you should find some. they are awsome!!!!
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Rep Power: 0 If you want the bluest H4 bulb. Check the Piaa Plasma Spark Blue 8000K!!! My friend bought these and the color they put out is awesome. (blue/purple/white) It's the best looking bulb I have seen. Not worth the price IMO though. Here's the link:Piaa Spark Blue
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Rep Power: 0 Bluest I've seen are the Nokya's, but they melted my wiring harness. I've already gone through a set of those, a set of Street Glow Hyper whites, and I just burned out my first set of M-Tech bulbs. This blows ...
Anyone else know what's a good bulb? I'm planning to invest in some heavy-duty wiring harnesses though, because my stock ones keep melting ...
Anyone else know what's a good bulb? I'm planning to invest in some heavy-duty wiring harnesses though, because my stock ones keep melting ...
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Rep Power: 0 Originally posted by Dr5D
man, i used to have hiper industries h4s in my stock headlights and they were the bluest bulbs id ever seen!!!! they are awsome! and they are cheap to, im sure you can find em on eBay, just searh
for ~ "hiper", "h4" ~ and you should find some. they are awsome!!!!
man, i used to have hiper industries h4s in my stock headlights and they were the bluest bulbs id ever seen!!!! they are awsome! and they are cheap to, im sure you can find em on eBay, just searh
for ~ "hiper", "h4" ~ and you should find some. they are awsome!!!!
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Rep Power: 343 Originally posted by BlueFlame
Bluest I've seen are the Nokya's, but they melted my wiring harness. I've already gone through a set of those, a set of Street Glow Hyper whites, and I just burned out my first set of M-Tech bulbs. This blows ...
Anyone else know what's a good bulb? I'm planning to invest in some heavy-duty wiring harnesses though, because my stock ones keep melting ...
Bluest I've seen are the Nokya's, but they melted my wiring harness. I've already gone through a set of those, a set of Street Glow Hyper whites, and I just burned out my first set of M-Tech bulbs. This blows ...
Anyone else know what's a good bulb? I'm planning to invest in some heavy-duty wiring harnesses though, because my stock ones keep melting ...
That's what i have 
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so u say these nokya are blue, but do they sacrafice a lot of light output as well?
so u say these nokya are blue, but do they sacrafice a lot of light output as well?
I put the stock bulbs back on and damn! the difference it makes.
Nokyas just look nice when looking at the headlight housing; they suck for visibility.
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Rep Power: 0 You guys gotta realize that blue bulbs give you the worst output EVER 
Now this fad has carried over to the HID market with people selling kits that are like 7500-12000K claiming them to be brighter than anything out there...
As long as you guys KNOW what you are buying and know that you are getting MUCH less output by going to blue halogen and blue HID, its your money :/
Now this fad has carried over to the HID market with people selling kits that are like 7500-12000K claiming them to be brighter than anything out there...
As long as you guys KNOW what you are buying and know that you are getting MUCH less output by going to blue halogen and blue HID, its your money :/
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Rep Power: 0 The blue/purple color you see is due to the refractive properties of the housing.
All OEM HID is 4100-4500K. If you look at the light output directly ahead, it is pure white.
http://www.liteswap.com/Merchant2/me...de=factorycatz
All OEM HID is 4100-4500K. If you look at the light output directly ahead, it is pure white.
http://www.liteswap.com/Merchant2/me...de=factorycatz
