What is the best way to change headlamp color to blue?
#1
What is the best way to change headlamp color to blue?
Ok, I have the superwhites and all that, but I want a much more blue appearance without it being so much that I get a ticket for them. I wanted to avoid overlays at all costs, thanks in advance!
-Tomstc85
-Tomstc85
#5
Why don't you buy a used lowered Civic. I think they all come with blue headlights standard. (j/k!) Go to ebay and search for some bulbs. I think Nokya actually had some that were blue-ish.
#6
Originally Posted by SquallLHeart
how about you paint somethin'?
#12
You dont want 10,000K. They have a purple tint to them. Even though they lokk damn nice on a darker car. 6,000K is a more white with a blue tint. 8,000K is a straight blue color. Look good but not my thing. But if you want a bright light with blue tint go with the 6,000K.
#15
Im about to buy sylvania bulbs i heard they are really good. But if you want little more blue luxury stlye get 6000k HIDs, 8000k for alittle more blue. Avoid 10k-12k because its purple. IFFF you want the civic ricer neon blue headlights then theres 20k hid kit.
Yes 20k is a real true blue, i didnt believe it myself cuz the higher it is the more purple, but look it up urself.
Yes 20k is a real true blue, i didnt believe it myself cuz the higher it is the more purple, but look it up urself.
#16
Assuming the manufacturer/retailer isn't spouting BS, then I think that if the kit is really rated at 20000K it would be very, very purple. Prob'ly almost to the point of being UV.
#17
I have to agree with captain on this. 20000k would prolly be pretty damn purple. 10000k is referred to as "Brilliant Blue", and though it may have a purple tint, it's more blue than anything.
I have 8000 and they are more white with a slight blue tint.
This page is a good place to start, and has a color chart of what each looks like:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/9006-...94452122QQrdZ1
The numbers refer to the color according to a Kelvin Temperature chart. This page has a chart of the Kelvin scale:
http://www.mediacollege.com/lighting...mperature.html
I have 8000 and they are more white with a slight blue tint.
This page is a good place to start, and has a color chart of what each looks like:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/9006-...94452122QQrdZ1
The numbers refer to the color according to a Kelvin Temperature chart. This page has a chart of the Kelvin scale:
http://www.mediacollege.com/lighting...mperature.html
#18
Originally Posted by kamileon
Im about to buy sylvania bulbs i heard they are really good. But if you want little more blue luxury stlye get 6000k HIDs, 8000k for alittle more blue. Avoid 10k-12k because its purple. IFFF you want the civic ricer neon blue headlights then theres 20k hid kit.
Yes 20k is a real true blue, i didnt believe it myself cuz the higher it is the more purple, but look it up urself.
Yes 20k is a real true blue, i didnt believe it myself cuz the higher it is the more purple, but look it up urself.
NOT BLUE
#19
Yours are gorgeous, how much did the setup run you? I think I agree with most peoples posts and that I will save up for a HID setup. I am debating taking out the sylvania cool blues, replacing them with the better silverstar ones, then putting in some blue 194's to give it a tint...I have yet to find bright ones yet that are enough to tint them well enough.
Just a cheap trick in the meantime....
Just a cheap trick in the meantime....
Originally Posted by Amoxapine
I have to agree with captain on this. 20000k would prolly be pretty damn purple. 10000k is referred to as "Brilliant Blue", and though it may have a purple tint, it's more blue than anything.
I have 8000 and they are more white with a slight blue tint.
This page is a good place to start, and has a color chart of what each looks like:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/9006-...94452122QQrdZ1
The numbers refer to the color according to a Kelvin Temperature chart. This page has a chart of the Kelvin scale:
http://www.mediacollege.com/lighting...mperature.html
I have 8000 and they are more white with a slight blue tint.
This page is a good place to start, and has a color chart of what each looks like:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/9006-...94452122QQrdZ1
The numbers refer to the color according to a Kelvin Temperature chart. This page has a chart of the Kelvin scale:
http://www.mediacollege.com/lighting...mperature.html