i have some Hids for sale ..
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As above have some hids for sale, these are brand new not been out the box. They cost £130 quid new looking only for £80
they are the 8000K ones
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they are the 8000K ones
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They will be toward the blue/white end of the light scale, 3000K are yellow the least blue 4300K yellow/white etc, the higher the number goes the bluer the light becomes 1200K is very blue, have a look at the ebay suppiers they usually have comparison chart
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Hope this helps:
"Choosing the colour
4300k = Brilliant white - this gives the most visible light
6000k = Strong white with a hint of blue - the most popular choice (and our LED sidelights match these).
8000k = Stronger blue tint - this gives the least amount of visible light of the three choices (but still very bright)"
"Choosing the colour
4300k = Brilliant white - this gives the most visible light
6000k = Strong white with a hint of blue - the most popular choice (and our LED sidelights match these).
8000k = Stronger blue tint - this gives the least amount of visible light of the three choices (but still very bright)"
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