I have Toyota Echo 2003, 9003 bulb size. What is brighter, 8000k or 6000k and which one will you recommend?
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The 6000 are brighter then the 8000. The 8000 will be more blue in color. Studies has showen that the 6000 will be best for visibility.
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Google shows you will need a 9007 bulb... I would check owners manual to be sure... Kensun is an amazing company. Make sure you purchase bi-xenon bulbs. I have purchased and installed 4 different kensun kits they have excellent customer service.. They have troubleshooted over the phone for installation and the one time I had bulbs that the tabs broke on they upgraded them and replaced then for free. Kensun has earned my business in the future
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no, the one I bought is 7440, and the one for your car is 921, but cree makes it for toyota also, double check if it is wedge type bulb before you order, good luck
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Sorry... but I'm not sure I understand what your questiom is. Are tou asking what color I recommend or size is for your car... if u are looking for bulb size your best bet is to call and auto store and ask. As far as the sdk kits I highlyreccomend.. I bought several kits now for different car and all are perfect and work great... my research has shown that 4300k-6000k is optimal vision.. any other questiom please ask and I'll answer as I can
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10K won't give you bright and 8K will give little blue close to factory and bright
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Depends on the car I believe... My car has two sets of bulbs, one is low the other high. Since I added the Opt7 low beams, I have not been in a situation where I have needed my high beams at all, they are that good. I believe they do have High beam replacement though if you felt they were needed. Just stick the the 5000k which is the pure white... If you go higher or lower, you will get a lot of reflection when it snows or rains.
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I prefer the warmth of 2700K bulbs, so I am going to try the Satco version of this same bulb, which comes in 2700K. It's on Amazon, search for Satco 09111 - 10A19/LED/2700K/120V/GU24.
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I'd say closer to 6000K. These are bright white with a slight blue. A great upgrade from standard bulbs.
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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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The 6000k are the brightest but the whitest light to avoid the color distraction, to avoid flicker I would recommend using a relay with the lights as I found that provides the best power to the hids and blinding other people, I have always heard to never use the hids with stock housings but I did and I very rarely get high beamed from passing drivers... hope that helps
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5000k will be bright and I'm sure you'll be just happy with them. I have 6000k and they come out more blue-ish.. Think of it this way. 5000k are like white with a hint of blue. 6000k are like blue with a hint of white. However they are both extremely brighter then what you have now. So it really depends on the look your going for.
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I Googled and found your truck appears to use a single 9007 bulb. If that is correct you just need one pair. Please check your vehicle before ordering.
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You would have to check your Owner's Manual for bulb type, and I highly recommend them. Bright white indeed! :)
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go look at 1000 bulbshttp://www.1000bulbs.com/product/71791/AL-043APC6WH.html
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Hydroponics stores, nurseries, and places like home depot, do it center, etc....make sure you get the RIGHT ONES.....the T5 HIGH OUTPUT because they make weaker bulbs that will fit it....and make sure it's in the same "K" bandwidth as your old bulbs.
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The bulbs are universal in any similar size socket. The 1k will fit in any 1k, the 600 in any 600 etc...but I think you mean universal in application.The hood in this kit is hung horizontally, as most of them are...but the bulb itself can be used either way. Just depends on the reflector your use.
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You'll have to read up on what kind of bulbs your car takes. I do not know, but thanks for asking.