HIDs

Oh wait......15,000K + 15,000K = 30,000K

WOW !!! There's the explanation. Take both bulbs out, cut one of them in half and put 1/2 of that bulb in each housing. That way you already have spares.

 

He's drinking the kool-aid too!

Nah just run one bulb! No need to cut to fit 38's.

 

I wonder who sells the new 100,000K Ultra-Invisible bulbs. I hear the light from those is really great.

 

You guys do realize that's a troll right?

 

Nu uh he's souper serial.

 

Santa clause isn't real?

 

Feed the trolls...

 

Now we're just being jackasses!

 

Ok. In all fairness to the OP, here is a picture of a 30,000K BLUE HID.

Gee whiz, looks like it could be made from Three 10,000K HID bulbs.

Good luck getting it to fit, and be REALLY careful if you drive faster than 88 miles per hour.

 

HEEE HAAAWWW !!!

 

If u go on the internet u can order 50000k extreme if ur going to that blue then might as well get the bluest hid there is

 

Oh boy...

It must be true if it is on the internet.

 

Yea lol that's what I said

 

Check these out. 30,000K must be Pink, Blue and Green all at the same time.



http://www.carhidkits.com/30000k-hid-kit-193.html

http://www.sonicelectronix.com/cat_...ht-kits-bulb-color-30-000k-extreme-blue-.html

http://www.motorfiend.com/30000k-single-beam-headlight-conversion-green-p-2874.html

 

This thread is Beavis'd.

 

End of thread
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damn, I missed a good one

cause..the kelvin temperature scale/"colors" are a scientific measurement/reference

bad HID colors have jack shit to do with the actual "kelvin temperature"