Difference between 6000k LED and 5000k LED

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Autos & Vehicles

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• LED
• headlight
• v-leds
• vleds
• hid
• wrx
• sti
• impreza
• subaru
• 2003

[Nat5622]

Can you just put one of these bulbs into any car? no modifications to the headlamp unit needed? heat etc?!

[R1Wagon]

@Nat5622 Yes any cars that have 194-168 bulbs, no mods needed BUT they are a little bit longer than the original 194 bulb so, be sure to check if you have enough space to install them before... No more heat than original filament bulb.

[NguyenEmpir3]

are all those fogs necessary?

[R1Wagon]

@NguyenEmpir3 Oem fog are real crap and are always off, but the Hella (now NBB) are connected with the high beam and does the job well... thats about 80% brighter than OEM high beam alone.

[NguyenEmpir3]

@R1Wagon I'm just saying since you have two sets of fogs, most cars only have one. They can be pretty damn bright if you put hid in them.

[R1Wagon]

@NguyenEmpir3 i understand that...  But those Hella are not fog light, its more like "offroad lights" OEM subaru fog lights sucks anyway, even with HID... i could replace them (oem fogs) with "Hella offroad lights" with HID sure, but for me, its a bit "overkill" for what i do with the car...

[jaydipp]

lol at music

[TheChessmaster09]

i like the 5000k, cleaner pure white. thanks for sharing and love the Mario theme!

[Clipzin33]

@R1Wagon they actually use less wattage than a halogen

[MrRaptur3]

4300k FTW!



[Giova2774]

???? 6000k looks like 8000k (blue) ...and 5000k looks like 6000k (white)...

[10TheGab]

thumbs up for mario

[suave740il]

Thanks

[Autofanatic28]

i would go with the 5000K

[Clipzin33]

@R1Wagon I knew what was what before even watchign all of it. I have 4300's now. Most output you will get, the 6ks I had at one point was a little too blue for me and luckily never got pulled over