I would like to get 10000k deep blue light kit for this-- Could anyone tell me what to buy?? I have a 2002 Honda accord 4dr v6.
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It should work fine. I got same one for a 2000 honda for a firend as a gift. To mu knowledge the 2002 has same body style.
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Sorry. I don't know what kind of lights system your car has. If it has factory HID, you should keep that system. If it has halogen factory sistem you can use GE nighthawk. They really improve the normal or halogen light systems.
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I have the 6000k and the light is very clean. It illuminates the white lines and the road signs. I would suggest the battery power harness also.
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If you need the size of the bulb check oriellys. If your looking for a god hid set up then sdx is a good choice. I've had mine for almost a year, everybody wants a set.
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Looked at alot of HID kits.Went with Kensun .Have seen different light brightness . Went with 6000k bright white. Made a big differance in being able to see at night better. I think alot better than stock.
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I would say its around 5,000-6,000K. I have 4300k HIDs, it looks slightly bluer. As far as working on the Odyssey, it should. The normal DRLs reduce the voltage to the High Beam bulbs. With these bulbs it's bright enough where it looks like it's throwing out full voltage.
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Than you'll need 6000k and check online what bulb fits your car... 9006 is for low beams but for you is probably H7 for low and h4 for high beams. Check before you order...
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Get 8000k bulbs. They are around $50. Google your low beam bulb number and specify during the order andetails you are set.
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I would go to superbright led .com vehicle finder they could tell what will fit and how many lumen bulb u want (brightens)
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My kit failed too. Lasted 4 months. I just hook the stock lights back up. Had a bulb go bad can't find the 6000k 55w bulbs separate. You could try to find just the relay.
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As long as your car can accept h4 hid bulbs then yes. My Honda had the part number 9003 for the bulb. As long as you see h4 or 9003 or hb2. Google what bulbs came with the car when it was new or check the Owners manual and the search that followed my hid. Example I searched 9003 hid kit. A lot of times the same bulb has a few different names. I hope this helps
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As long as you choose 9007 as your bulb type, you should be good to go. I have the 8k bulbs in my 97' Accord and my 02' Ram 2500. The installation was easy on both, took about 45 minutes for each vehicle.
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2000k lower blue spectrum... if you are looking for the warm bulbs (red spectrum), I believe you have to look for 3000k (lumens I think you are looking for). They cost more than the regular ones this comes with. Just no matter what, always make sure proper wattage. Not worth risking fire.
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Look in your owners manual to see what bulb your car takes for low beam, then order those in the 6000K range
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I think you should try to find the kit with same size bulb as your stock ones. The connections for different bulbs may be different.
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Low beams. High beams would be 9005. At least in older Hondas. Your application might differ.
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I ended up sending mine back because it uses ur cigarette lighter outlet. If u want to get a really good set of LED lights I would suggest looking on LEDGLOW. That is where my husband purchased mine and it works great. I got the 4 lights that go around the outside of the car then 6pc the go on the inside of the car and it is perfect. Feel free to email me with anymore questions. Mommyofthree71011@gmail.com