Blue Headlights...can Anyone Help?

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Hey all.

I want to get some Deep bright blue Headlights for my nissan skyline R33. I want parkers, low beam and high beam,

I tried the repco ones " Ultra Blue".

But no luck, they aren't as blue as i want them,

And yes i know Blue is illegal,

Does anyone know where i can buy these from? Any Help would be great

Thank you

[gazza750]

6000 hid kit

normal halogens wont do it

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6000 hid kit

normal halogens wont do it

Where abouts can i get them from,

Do you know?

[gazza750]

Ebay

http://shop.ebay.com.au/?_from=R40&_tr...-All-Categories

any decent auto shop

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most of them are white, i mean the deep bright blue?

[FT9]

Just out of curiosity, why? I don't see the point of having lights that are beyond 6000K

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I was waiting for someone to say that, Lol,

To be honest, i just like them, like the look of blue and the view they give you

[gazza750]

I was waiting for someone to say that, Lol,

To be honest, i just like them, like the look of blue and the view they give you

it's also good how they glare into the eyes of oncoming driver NOT!!!!!

hence why they are illegal

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Anyone else know?

[JezR31]

Ebay, buy 6000k or 8000k HID kit, done. 8000k aren't that bright though.

[Munkyb0y]

all over ebay

eg; http://cgi.ebay.com.au/H1-8000K-HID-Philip...=item2ea92be28f

get ready to be pulled over and defected though. also, dont drive anywhere it's too dark, coz you wont be able to see shit.

[central coast person]

Also you many have a problems using 8000K + i have seen peoples headlights melt because they are such a hot light.

Skylines healights are only plastic not glass or of high quality plastics like Merc and such. i know 6000k is safe but 8000k is a pretty hot light and they can melt the plastic in the headlight if your not careful with the Kelvin rating you pick.

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Also you many have a problems using 8000K + i have seen peoples headlights melt because they are such a hot light.

Skylines healights are only plastic not glass or of high quality plastics like Merc and such. i know 6000k is safe but 8000k is a pretty hot light and they can melt the plastic in the headlight if your not careful with the Kelvin rating you pick.

Thanks for letting me know

[adamskill]

i got some magnesium strips if you want to burn them instead??

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i got some magnesium strips if you want to burn them instead??

Yeah mate, sounds good to me

[mad082]

all over ebay

eg; http://cgi.ebay.com.au/H1-8000K-HID-Philip...=item2ea92be28f

get ready to be pulled over and defected though. also, dont drive anywhere it's too dark, coz you wont be able to see shit.

+1. i've driven a skyline that had really blue lights as the high beams. it was terrible. while they lit up a decent distance, trying to actually make anything out was hard. low beams were actually better for seeing off into the distance than the highbeams were.

once you go above 4000k in a conventional bulb you start losing light.

my advice is to stop being a ricer and get lights that allow you to actually see where you are going

[NYTSKY]

Also you many have a problems using 8000K + i have seen peoples headlights melt because they are such a hot light.

Skylines healights are only plastic not glass or of high quality plastics like Merc and such. i know 6000k is safe but 8000k is a pretty hot light and they can melt the plastic in the headlight if your not careful with the Kelvin rating you pick.

Kelvin rating has nothing to do with heat. You have no idea what you are on about.

[CRoNic...]

i got some magnesium strips if you want to burn them instead??

[pistol-pete]

Kelvin rating has nothing to do with heat. You have no idea what you are on about.

Dude, what? Kelvin is the most accurate way to measure temperature.

[NYTSKY]

Colour temp IE: Colour spectrum yes.

Heat no.

HIDs produce less heat than halogens.