Hay man got awesome ride!!
I would like to help If you are
converting your Halogen projector
setup to Bi-xenon
Firstly you have got a Bi-halogen
projector so it is compatible with
only halogen bulbs. You can put
aftermarket xenon bulbs but its not
wise as being a halogen projector it
can't handle the light output from
xenon and you wont get the best
output.
There is misunderstanding that more
the kelvin-more is the light,but
kelvin rating has nothing to do with
brightness. It rates the color. Light
is measured in lumen
So here's the data
Halogen-3000k-650/800lumes
Xenon-4300k-3200lumes(most luxury
cars)
Xenon -5000k-3000lumes(pure white
light)The best!!
Xenon-6000k-2800lumes(white with
hint of blue)
Note:More the kelvin rating less is
the light
Hope this helps you friend
If you want further details visit
www.theretrofitsource.com
I would like to help If you are
converting your Halogen projector
setup to Bi-xenon
Firstly you have got a Bi-halogen
projector so it is compatible with
only halogen bulbs. You can put
aftermarket xenon bulbs but its not
wise as being a halogen projector it
can't handle the light output from
xenon and you wont get the best
output.
There is misunderstanding that more
the kelvin-more is the light,but
kelvin rating has nothing to do with
brightness. It rates the color. Light
is measured in lumen
So here's the data
Halogen-3000k-650/800lumes
Xenon-4300k-3200lumes(most luxury
cars)
Xenon -5000k-3000lumes(pure white
light)The best!!
Xenon-6000k-2800lumes(white with
hint of blue)
Note:More the kelvin rating less is
the light
Hope this helps you friend
If you want further details visit
www.theretrofitsource.com
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