for those with esi hid in 8000k

[aka1004]

is there any hint of blue? i want pure white without ANY hint of blueish tint. and is the beam of the light focused well?
my last set of hid had a lot of fluttering beam of lights. i guess what i am trying to say is it it had too much flooding light outside of it's intended area.

 

[Firefly]

is there any hint of blue? i want pure white without ANY hint of blueish tint. and is the beam of the light focused well?
my last set of hid had a lot of fluttering beam of lights. i guess what i am trying to say is it it had too much flooding light outside of it's intended area.

If you don't want blue-- you don't want 8000 -- step down to something in the 4300 range.:thumbup:

 

[aka1004]

If you don't want blue-- you don't want 8000 -- step down to something in the 4300 range.:thumbup:

i had 6000k before and that was just pure white was wondering if i can get even whiter light with 8000k without getting blueish tint but everybody manufacturer's 6000k will be different so i was wondering if esi's 8000k will have blue hint to them or should i just stick with 6000k.

 

[Some Guy]

i had 6000k before and that was just pure white was wondering if i can get even whiter light with 8000k without getting blueish tint but everybody manufacturer's 6000k will be different so i was wondering if esi's 8000k will have blue hint to them or should i just stick with 6000k.

I have the 8000k ESI HID lights, and yes, they are pretty blue. It took a while to get used to seeing white road signs glowing blue! :yikes:

Personally, I like the blue, but that's just me. :thumbup:

 

[Firefly]

i had 6000k before and that was just pure white was wondering if i can get even whiter light with 8000k without getting blueish tint but everybody manufacturer's 6000k will be different so i was wondering if esi's 8000k will have blue hint to them or should i just stick with 6000k.

I wouldn't go higher than your current 6000k then. The 8000 aren't any 'brighter' --- just a different spectrum of light.

I'm running 4300K's in all 4 and I can light up practically a football field in front of me.....

 

[mxz600]

Do a search for a Kelvin scale. I don't know anything about lighting(as in headlights), but what I know about light from a photography standpoint, pure white light is around 5000K.

 

[aka1004]

thanks guys. 6000k it is.

 

[venom]

we sell xenon lights for cars and 6000k is pure white above that you get bluish

 

[dave01]

8K in all 4 , lots of blue

 

[docdoru]

http://vholdr.com/node/21920 :thumbup: