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They are MUCH whiter than OEM halogens, but if compared side by side to a 5000K you'd be able to tell a difference. Don't get me wrong, I prefer the 4300k as that's the best light for our eyes, but the 5000k is a little whiter which is what caleb wants.

 

I feel like 5000k (what I have on the 4Runner) is a little blueish

 

Then 4300k is the way to go! It's the perfect color IMO

 

okay thanks, I was hoping to go during the weekdays since thats usually when im off work. I will check into it.

 

This is my 4Runner (black one) (the White 4Runner is stock halogens) w/ 5000k HIDs and they are too blue for my liking.... w/ regular LED replacement fog light bulbs....

but the wife says she likes this setup at night so......

 

Peters Mill / Taskers Gap is open / solo wheeling friendly

 

also.... in other news..... I installed a leveling kit and 32s on my buddies 4Runner this weekend... I think it looks solid!!!

 

Here are the kensun 5000k HIDs that I have. This is closer to when I first got them about 6 months ago. They aren't even remotely blue, once they warm up for a minute or two.

 

oh wow yea that's a huge difference

Thanks for the info! between you and @EatSleepTacos , I think I may give the Kensun's a try..... 55W or 35W?

 

I like 4300 for heads and a 3000 for fogs

 

I've seen quite a color range for headlights of the same color temp. Mine are 5k and are white with the slightest tint of the blue.

 

Yeah I was going to say the same, that those don't look anywhere close to 5000k. More like 6000 or 6500. I would go with 35. 55 burns out bulbs quicker for not that much brighter performance.

 

3000k is yellow right?

yea, I have the Innovited HID kit on the 4Runner

 

and you havent had any slight flickering / fluttering issues or any issues when taking it offroad?

 

Yeah mine are the 35W. I like them and they are easy to install. Not super expensive like some other options.

 

35W it is!

 

Mine are in my subie So no, no issues while wheeling.

That aside, I have only wheeled at night once, and I had my brights and light bar on, so flickering would be a non issue.

 

I have had zero flickering issues. On or off road. And I leave mine on, even though I wheel mostly during the day and can't see them.

 

haha fair enough

I really appreciate the info from you guys!!! I'm going to give it some serious thought / research

 

I'm not built, my truck is a sleeper. You can't even tell!