Headlight bulb replacement
#16
I have the osram bulbs and the other day I was behind an Acura MDX and that light was way brighter than mine! What the hell?!? I even have the clear lense up from retrofit source. I had oneighty install them. It's like the Acura MDX had 100% brightness and mine was running at 50% brightness
#17
I ordered these I just wanted to know if these put out some blue color or are they mostly white.
#18
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I daily drive the 08 TL which has factory D2S bulbs in it and they look very yellow compared to Osram CBI in the G37S
#19
Ok thanks man. Do you know a good bulb that would put out some blue.
#20
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Nope. Anything that puts out blue light or bluish light won't be bright or considered good.
The further away from 5k light you go the more blue it will appear and produce less light output known as lumens.
Stick with 4300-5000k if you want the brightest usable light.
The further away from 5k light you go the more blue it will appear and produce less light output known as lumens.
Stick with 4300-5000k if you want the brightest usable light.
#21
Ok thanks for the help man. So anything 6k Wouldn't be that good.
#22
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Correct.
4300K is actually the best light output with most lumens. Usually 3200 lumens.
5000K "appears" brighter to the naked eye because it produces a much more white light compared to 4300 which is yellowish. However the lumen raring is a few hundred less compared to 4300K. Usually 3100 lumens or so.
6000K is not pure blue, but white with blue tinge. This one usually comes in around 2900 lumens or so
What makes osram cbi so good is the fact that it's rated at 5000-5500K and produces almost 3500 lumens.
Not only does it produce more white color, but it's actually even brighter than factory 4300K bulbs. Also it's OSRAM which is a very reputable brand.
4300K is actually the best light output with most lumens. Usually 3200 lumens.
5000K "appears" brighter to the naked eye because it produces a much more white light compared to 4300 which is yellowish. However the lumen raring is a few hundred less compared to 4300K. Usually 3100 lumens or so.
6000K is not pure blue, but white with blue tinge. This one usually comes in around 2900 lumens or so
What makes osram cbi so good is the fact that it's rated at 5000-5500K and produces almost 3500 lumens.
Not only does it produce more white color, but it's actually even brighter than factory 4300K bulbs. Also it's OSRAM which is a very reputable brand.
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