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Classic Audi Club Member
Join Date: Nov 2010
Location: Bedfordshire
Posts: 862
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Hi folks, sorry to be asking about non classic Audi thing, that's why this question is in this section (General chat).. I "upgraded" my c5 a6 lights to 6000k HID. As we know, C5 A6 has lenses in the headlights. Now I just can't see a thing in the dark! It's really bad, and even worse in bad weather at night.
Can somebody explain to me, what am I doing wrong? Some guy told me that I need 9000k bulbs to make it shine bright, but I was reading somewhere that 4000k-4500k is the brightiest HID light. Is it true that it doesn't work with lenses? Does any of you have HID conversion on the A6, etc (on lenses)? I was reading a lot about them trough google, but everyone says different things about them.. I want a blue(ish) BRIGHT lights that will work on my a6 (I'd lower the beams a bit, so I'm not blinding other drivers)? ![]() |
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Grown up member
Join Date: Feb 2011
Location: Somerset
Posts: 105
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If you want blueish tint then you want hids with a highish K number.
Higher the wattage the brighter but bulb life is apparently shorter the higher you go but id have thought a good quality bulb should last whatever. I think car manufacturers use low k systems (more white) although they do appear bluey because of the lens. I went for 55w 6000k and i have projector headlamps so the light is concentrated quite well and the aim/cut off is nice and sharp. Are they clean inside aswell as outside? Whats the aim like when you park facing a wall or something? Hows the wiring/connections looking? From what ive seen it can work with lenses but you get the most from it using projectors. |
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