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Old 10-31-2013, 03:17 PM   #1
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BRZ Limited, HID change headlight color.

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Does anyone know if you can change the color of the HID lights on the BRZ limited? If so, how so?
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Old 10-31-2013, 03:25 PM   #2
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sure you can. stock bulbs are 4300k. the higher number you go, the more blue the color looks and also decreased light output. prices are anywhere from $40-110 for the pair of bulbs.
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Nice, all I have to do is simply get new bulbs? Not change out for a new kit or anything? Btw are these stock ones 35watt?
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OEM car HIDs are always 4300K, 35W. In the rare case it's not 4300K, it's 5000K (Osram CBI bulbs, Philips CM bulbs), 35W.

If you really want to make your light output worse, get higher Kelvin temperature bulbs (5000K, 6000K, etc) until you are satisfied with the color you want.

You are looking for D4S bulbs.
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OEM car HIDs are always 4300K, 35W. In the rare case it's not 4300K, it's 5000K (Osram CBI bulbs, Philips CM bulbs), 35W.

If you really want to make your light output worse, get higher Kelvin temperature bulbs (5000K, 6000K, etc) until you are satisfied with the color you want.

You are looking for D4S bulbs.
I actually want to get it even more yellow to make my output even better lol. Im thinking 3000k or so. I will look into prices most definitely.
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We have BRZ HID replacement bulbs for $40 a set here on our site: http://www.diodedynamics.com/store/l...hid-bulbs.html

These are high quality bulbs at a fair price. They come with a real 1-year warranty!

Let me know if you need more information

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We have BRZ HID replacement bulbs for $40 a set here on our site: http://www.diodedynamics.com/store/l...hid-bulbs.html

These are high quality bulbs at a fair price. They come with a real 1-year warranty!

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Thanks, I will definitely take a look at this.... Is there any promo code you can hook it up with to help out forum members?
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We don't have any "forum" discounts due to our already reduced prices. We've already included discounts right off the bat so nobody feels left out and you don't have to fool with coupon codes.

Shipping is just $5 flat rate too!

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sure you can. stock bulbs are 4300k. the higher number you go, the more blue the color looks and also decreased light output. prices are anywhere from $40-110 for the pair of bulbs.
What??? A pair of HID bulbs is less than $25. It's the ballasts that cost so much.
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D4S cost a bit more
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Kensun 3000K HID Xenon Bulbs (D4S)
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Far too many 12,000K lights out there
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I actually want to get it even more yellow to make my output even better lol. Im thinking 3000k or so. I will look into prices most definitely.
Nope, that won't improve output. If you go yellow you're cutting out the higher spectrum, which also decreases output. 4300k is pretty close to white, which mixes 'em all. Same reason that the blue bulbs cut output, they decrease the lower spectrum.
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Run yellow bulbs in your fogs, not your low-beams.
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