Originally Posted by Nighthawk8k
Ok I've heard the 6000K Mchullough (spelling?) are good ones, but ive also heard 12000Ks are good so I dunno? Is it harder to see in rain or something?
anything over 4300K in color temperature w/ HIDs will definitely hurt your visibility in the wet weather. I bought the new generation McCulloch 6000K HID and it's decent in the rain, still not as great as stock halogens or HIDs with a lower temperature application. That's why yellow lights are better in the rain/snow/fog than the white/blue lights. 12000K = rice kit. Sorry man, but that looks seriously :ghey: and you'll have that "look at me! I'm an attention whore!" look all over your car. I mean, who wants too look bluish/purple?