i understand where ur coming from and that its not the correct way but mine were just as simple as swap in the hid bulbs no glue im really not sure what their deal was. if u buy ebay headlights all u have to do is swap in them with the hid bulbs and aim them down there wasnt any glue involved lol

 

nope just more blue

 

they are brighter, just they change color more and more. You are right, 5k is the whitest but NOT the brightest. the 12k or so put out more light, however the color dumbs it down. So i guess in a sense 5k is "brighter" because of the whiteness of the light is easier seen by our eyes. Sorry, im bad about bringing up technicalities (however i doubt i spelt that correctly)

 

lower the number of K brighter they are iirc its just the color that makes them have less "usable" output.

 

http://www.kbcarstuff.com/HID-Kelvin...-FAQ-s/211.htm

 

You are correct. was just about to edit my post after i did some researching, guess thats what i get for listening to my dumbass friends who apparently dont know as much about hid's as i thought I guess you learn something new everyday

 

hahaha its cool man! my spelling is horrible as well lol

 

and that is very interesting information, so if i get some 12000k hid's then they classify as a blacklight? because i found one once because i thought those numbers related to brightness, wonder what i could see with those on my jeep probably alot i wouldnt want to see

 

maybe good for zombies and stains

 

hahaha! zombie apocalypse FTW

 

def FTW! lol just bought myself a sweet harbor freight 18" machete that ill barely use but i just bought it for zombie purposes

 

I'm ordering these http://www.ebay.com/itm/7X6-H6054-BL...item27befeb831

 

Sometimes it's best to get a color that doesn't attract too much attention as aftermarket HID's are technically illegal.

 

Decided to go with the crystal clear ones with 6000k bulbs

 

Cool man let us know how u like them