R34 Hid Xenon

[humsup34]

Hey all, hope everyone had a good chrissie and new years.

Just a quick question...does anyone know if you can fit stronger hid globes (being 4000k 6000k etc) to the existing standard setup. i have been told that there is a possibility of burning out the lines because factory wires cant cope with more current drawn.

Cheers all.

[Malz34]

Hey all, hope everyone had a good chrissie and new years.

Just a quick question...does anyone know if you can fit stronger hid globes (being 4000k 6000k etc) to the existing standard setup. i have been told that there is a possibility of burning out the lines because factory wires cant cope with more current drawn.

Cheers all.

+1

u know wot type bulb they are? i have factory setup also...

[dori34]

if its the standard factory xenons its D2R

[PM-R33]

4000k,6000k,8000k etc has nothing to do with how much power they draw, its to do with the temperature of the HID and therefore the colour it produces on the colour spectrum. They will be fine. My mate has 6000k in his R34 and i have them in my R33 aswell.

[NYTSKY]

If anyone is after replacements PM me i might be able to help you out.

[666DAN]

If you have the factory system as long as you're replacing 35w D2R's with 35w D2R's it doesn't matter what colour temperature they are, it's still 35w

[Vik]

So you just need to look for 35w D2R HID Globes ?

MRXTCZ

[viet_boi]

does anyone know with the 4000k, does it come out blueish white? or you have to go 6000k or more for that effect?

know that some kits, you need alot of power for the effect.

[Jay_stylz]

anyone have a pik of the bulb?

[chuckie]

anyone have a pik of the bulb?

May be checkout NYTSKY group buy on HID it has all you may be looking for ,cheer`s chuckie.

[666DAN]

If you're just chasing drop-in bulbs to replace the factory D2R's I've got 2 pairs of 6000K and 3 pairs of 8000K....you don't need all of the extra ballast and stuff with the factory setup.

Viet boi...you'd want 6000K to see more of a blue-ish white over stock, 8000K have a definate blue look like the Honda Accord Euro headlights

[dori34]

i also got a pair of D2R HID bulbs to replace the fualty ones. i bought it for my headlights but they have been modded to take H1/H3 type bulbs.

if anyone is interested im after $35 del for it

[bnr034]

If you're just chasing drop-in bulbs to replace the factory D2R's I've got 2 pairs of 6000K and 3 pairs of 8000K....you don't need all of the extra ballast and stuff with the factory setup.

Viet boi...you'd want 6000K to see more of a blue-ish white over stock, 8000K have a definate blue look like the Honda Accord Euro headlights

Hey dan wat brand are they??

[Silver_R34_GT-T]

here is a pic of my car, had the bulbs like over two years now, i think, 6500K, they turn up really blue on teh camera, but actually look alot more white than blue to the eye..

[humsup34]

4000k,6000k,8000k etc has nothing to do with how much power they draw, its to do with the temperature of the HID and therefore the colour it produces on the colour spectrum. They will be fine. My mate has 6000k in his R34 and i have them in my R33 aswell.

makes sense cause at the end of the day its still 35w.

Thanks to all appreciate ya input!

[666DAN]

Hey dan wat brand are they??

"super Vison" brand, which are actually made by the Tai Chang Xenon company. I've been using the same manufacturer for about 2 years now, the ones in my car have proved to be fantastic.

[Wacky Dee]

hey guys I have an R34 with the factory Xenons and my left hand side one just blew it seems .. does anyone know how to pull the bulb out? There's a cover at the back of the xenon bulb BUT it's not turning either clockwise or anti-clockwise. Does the whole headlight have to come off ??

Also does anyone know what the factory temp is (4000k or 6500k etc) because I don't wanna end up with 2 headlights with diff temps...

[666DAN]

Denis, you'll notice there is a little screw head that prevents the cover from turning, you can either slightly pry the lug that is hitting it and "jump" the screw (easiest way) or undo and remove it (think it's a torx type)

The factory ones are 4500K but the thing is your not going to be able to match the bulb as it has aged, with age they colour changes from the orignal 4500K heading towards 3000K, so a new bulb will be way off.

My factory ones turned fairly yellow quickly. The 6000K ones are probably as far as you'd want to go to retain a less-blue look.

If you're keen I'm selling off my last sets of brand new D2R bulbs for $65 a pair delivered.

[Wacky Dee]

Thanks Dan yeah I'll probably buy those if I can't find some bulbs locally today

[rxs]

Denis, you'll notice there is a little screw head that prevents the cover from turning, you can either slightly pry the lug that is hitting it and "jump" the screw (easiest way) or undo and remove it (think it's a torx type)

The factory ones are 4500K but the thing is your not going to be able to match the bulb as it has aged, with age they colour changes from the orignal 4500K heading towards 3000K, so a new bulb will be way off.

My factory ones turned fairly yellow quickly. The 6000K ones are probably as far as you'd want to go to retain a less-blue look.

If you're keen I'm selling off my last sets of brand new D2R bulbs for $65 a pair delivered.

Hey Dan, wat did you mean by hitting it?