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The Philips 4300K do color shift to 4700K after 100 hours of usage but if you still want a crisp white color then go with 5000K.
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The Philips 4300K do color shift to 4700K after 100 hours of usage but if you still want a crisp white color then go with 5000K.
Danny
Love the upgraded lights and they made a huge difference in regard to visibility. I might need to adjust them because people flashed their lights at me quite a few times over the course of my trip this past weekend. Regardless, thanks for a great product.
There are two circular holes on the top plastic covering that goes over your headlights. If you look down those holes, you'll see a gear looking thing that accepts a Phillips screwdriver. Just rotate that gear thing to adjust up/down.
Picked up a 2016 Super White last week! Placed my Xenon Depot order for H11 HID kit low beam 5K, high beam Nokya 3800k, and LEDs for the rear. Prices for non-kits are on point with ebay users. Forked over a couple more bucks for the quality XD reviews. Thanks to all for the helpful forum feedback! Excited to jump on the modding!
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what lights did you put as your fog?Installed my [MENTION=12905]XenonDepot[/MENTION] HID Phillips 4300K headlights.
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Xenon depot or anyone else i need some help
Ok guys i need some help. I am gonna go with the h11 kit from xenon depot with the 4300 philips bulb, but i also want to upgrade my fogs to LED. My question is, can you guys recommend any leds for the fogs that will match the color of the philips 4300k h11 kit from xenon depot? Thank you in advance.
Ok guys i need some help. I am gonna go with the h11 kit from xenon depot with the 4300 philips bulb, but i also want to upgrade my fogs to LED. My question is, can you guys recommend any leds for the fogs that will match the color of the philips 4300k h11 kit from xenon depot? Thank you in advance.
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If you want to get a nearly perfect match then I would recommend going with HID in 5000K for the low beams and 5000K LED for the fogs. With the fogs, you can either get the Xtreme LED CMB bulbs in 5000k or the Xtreme LED kits in 5700K, both of these will match the 5000K HID bulbs.
Danny
I kept the foglights stock.
Just ordered my set of 4300k.. what was the whole purpose of removing the negative of the battery? Can I just install it without touching the battery? I have an aftermarket alarm I might have to get my remote starter reconfigure if I do this.. that's why I'm asking.. thanks a bunch!
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I didn't touch my battery and was fine. Didn't see the point.
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The relay harness is completely optional so you don't have to install it for the HID kit to work without any issues.
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I've "tried" to use my high beams (stock) a handful of times now on dark backcountry roads since installing my XD Philips 4300K HID kit and I laugh every time. Why? Because the high beams barely add any more light to what my HIDs throw out onto the road.
The "splash" of these headlights is fantastic. Toyota needs to call up XD and get a deal in place to swap out all 4Runner headlights for the HID kit at the port. The stock headlights are embarrassing compared to these!
The "splash" of these headlights is fantastic. Toyota needs to call up XD and get a deal in place to swap out all 4Runner headlights for the HID kit at the port. The stock headlights are embarrassing compared to these!
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So I've had my H11 with the Philips Bulb 4300k since June 2016, and I've noticed that the color temperature has since shifted to be more yellow compared when new. I know after some use the bulbs tend to shift color, so just seeing what everyone else's experience is. The vehicle rarely gets driven at night, so there's very little hours on the bulbs themselves.
Also I've noticed recently that the bulbs warm up differently, where one side goes from blue to yellowish/white immediately, but the other takes a bit. Looks kind of weird when I'm driving down the road with 2 different colored headlights for a few minutes.
Also I've noticed recently that the bulbs warm up differently, where one side goes from blue to yellowish/white immediately, but the other takes a bit. Looks kind of weird when I'm driving down the road with 2 different colored headlights for a few minutes.
one of the bulbs may be going bad. the one that takes longer to get to proper color temp is usually the one that is usually going bad.
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