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pls comment on this (HID legal limit in each state)
6000k are for off road use only, not legal in any state. accept for japan. 4300k= 3200 lumens- 3400 lumens 6000k= 2400 lumens The higher the kelvin the more blue/purple which outputs less lumens. If you check carefully in your road traffic laws, there is a minimum of lumens and maximum lumens output. Also the colour you should be outputting. So if you have BLUE 30k bulbs, -the output is not white, -lumen is lower then minimum -Bulbs are colour coated( big no no) = Ticket is valid There is a reason why stock vechicles use ONLY 4300k. Good luck |
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put hid's in your car and I highly doubt you will get a ticket unless your headlights are aligned up and you bright the shit out of people.
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I dont see the point of putting higher K lights while spending so much time trying to avoid potholes :P
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anybody else ever pulled over because of higher color temp?
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