GottaBeTRD
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hey man, Clemsonfan did this with his Hellas. i think he has a write up too.
IMO im not sure Alaska is foggy at all but a 3000k would be ideal for those fog lights!!
but it sounds like you'd rather have more light. I think 6000k would be a little too blue in the small frosted housing like that. that would make you lose a lot of light. i would do 4500K or 5000K. Its too bad your not closer man cause ive got my 4500k H4 bulbs here just sitting around doin nothing right now.
As for the hook up, if they are h4 bulbs i think they should just fit right in and all you gotta do is hook the HID stuff like it was your headlights. You dont need the Hi/lo kit unless you plan on running some kind of switch that can adjust the hi/lo.
have you done HID's for your headlights yet?
IMO im not sure Alaska is foggy at all but a 3000k would be ideal for those fog lights!!
but it sounds like you'd rather have more light. I think 6000k would be a little too blue in the small frosted housing like that. that would make you lose a lot of light. i would do 4500K or 5000K. Its too bad your not closer man cause ive got my 4500k H4 bulbs here just sitting around doin nothing right now.
As for the hook up, if they are h4 bulbs i think they should just fit right in and all you gotta do is hook the HID stuff like it was your headlights. You dont need the Hi/lo kit unless you plan on running some kind of switch that can adjust the hi/lo.
have you done HID's for your headlights yet?