Xenon Depot LED Lighting

Every time I log into this forum I find something new I need to spend money on, guess I need to figure out how to hide a couple more hundred dollars from the wife. :redbrick:
 
Was your cart >$200? I just tried it and it worked.

Edit: see your screenshot now... has to be over $200

Gotcha, sorry I was buzzed and didn't read LoL.

Just to be clear, if I get the 9005 led, my drl will not work correct. Even with the canbus my drl won't work? I think I remember reading in this thread, with led drl its either on full blast or off.
 
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Gotcha, sorry I was buzzed and didn't read LoL.

Just to be clear, if I get the 9005 led, my drl will not work correct. Even with the canbus my drl won't work? I think I remember reading in this thread, with led drl its either on full blast or off.

[MENTION=151255]skt4271[/MENTION] - That is correct. The 9005 Xtreme LED bulb cannot "dim." The light is either on, or off.

Steve
 
Gotcha, sorry I was buzzed and didn't read LoL.

Just to be clear, if I get the 9005 led, my drl will not work correct. Even with the canbus my drl won't work? I think I remember reading in this thread, with led drl its either on full blast or off.

Yep, Steve and i covered that pretty well in another post. :D

Im going to see what it looks like as a DRL and if too bad i'll disable them.
 
On the H16 XTREME LED CMB BULBS | LED FOG LIGHT BULBS kit, you have the options for 5000k and 6000k withg the description:

"The 5000K H16 CMB LED bulbs will get you a perfectly crisp white color, while the 6000K version will have a slightly bluer output to match many OEM LED headlight housings."

My question, (althouth may seem obvious) is which one of these options best matches the HID low beam kit in 5000k?

As I understand it, the 4300k HID low beams are more white, and the 5000k are "bluer", so would the 6000k FOG lights match 5000k LOW BEAM HID (not LED) headlights?

Where as, the 4300k HID low beam kit would match the 5000k LED fogs?

Please confirm, deny, educate, correct, etc. Thank you!

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installed and have been running the Xtreme 4300k kit for a month and love it. what would be best paired for the high beams that still retains the DRL functionality?
 
installed and have been running the Xtreme 4300k kit for a month and love it. what would be best paired for the high beams that still retains the DRL functionality?

Awesome, glad to see you are enjoying the HID kit!

As for the DRL, you could go with LED but it would be on at full brightness in DRL mode. The only way around that is to stay with halogen bulbs and get a whiter bulb.

Danny
 
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Hi XenonDepot, thanks for all your support here. One more question if you don't mind.

I have the H11 / H8 / H16 PHILIPS X-TREME ULTINON LED FOG BULB which I love. The description on your website says "White 6000K colour temperature is perfect for color matching with HID and LED headlights".

I've been holding off buying your low beam HID kit while trying to figure out which bulb would best match these fog lights.

The confusion for me is everyone says the Philips bulb shifts from 4300k to 4700k so it might match up ok. Or would the 5000k bulb match better?

What would you recommend?

Thanks!
 
Hi XenonDepot, thanks for all your support here. One more question if you don't mind.

I have the H11 / H8 / H16 PHILIPS X-TREME ULTINON LED FOG BULB which I love. The description on your website says "White 6000K colour temperature is perfect for color matching with HID and LED headlights".

I've been holding off buying your low beam HID kit while trying to figure out which bulb would best match these fog lights.

The confusion for me is everyone says the Philips bulb shifts from 4300k to 4700k so it might match up ok. Or would the 5000k bulb match better?

What would you recommend?

Thanks!

If you want a perfect match HID bulb with the Philips LED bulbs than 6000K would be the best way to go. Otherwise, if you want a more functional HID bulb but still be a close match to the LED kit then I would go with 5000K.

- Danny
 
If you want a perfect match HID bulb with the Philips LED bulbs than 6000K would be the best way to go. Otherwise, if you want a more functional HID bulb but still be a close match to the LED kit then I would go with 5000K.

- Danny

Ok, thanks Danny, that's kind of how I was leaning but wanted to make sure.
 
[MENTION=12905]XenonDepot[/MENTION] i installed 4300k philips last night, output is fantastic, but they don't match the rigid DOT fog lights. Since this is my wife's car, i never drive it, and i'm form over function; i gotta have them match the fogs lol

can i swap out bulbs to a bluer light like the 5000k? shoot me a pm if you could.
 

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