HID Conversion
4th Gear
Joined: Aug 2006
Posts: 5,769
From: Phoenix Arizona
RE: HID Conversion
ORIGINAL: The Wraith
Ok, I broke down and got the k6000 kit from vvme. When it comes, I will post a review and pics of the k6000 next to my calibrated k5600 Joker Bugs (this is HMI lighting used for cinema production. It is even more pure white than electronic flash). Has anyone asked this company for a spectral power distribution graph or CRI rating (color rendering index)???
Ok, I broke down and got the k6000 kit from vvme. When it comes, I will post a review and pics of the k6000 next to my calibrated k5600 Joker Bugs (this is HMI lighting used for cinema production. It is even more pure white than electronic flash). Has anyone asked this company for a spectral power distribution graph or CRI rating (color rendering index)???
Anyways, I have the VVME 6000K lights and love them. I have had them for a while now (about 4 months) and never once had a problem. Install was simple and quick and the lights look great! Here is a picture:
Josh
3rd Gear
Joined: Jul 2007
Posts: 1,980
From: Houston
RE: HID Conversion
ORIGINAL: greene08
The off-brand items will work but may die sooner, have poor performance and/or not be DOT legal.
The off-brand items will work but may die sooner, have poor performance and/or not be DOT legal.
4th Gear
Joined: Aug 2006
Posts: 5,769
From: Phoenix Arizona
RE: HID Conversion
ORIGINAL: drp1489
that is an amazing picture...im getting the vvme 6000k lights soon, did you do anything with the fogs?
that is an amazing picture...im getting the vvme 6000k lights soon, did you do anything with the fogs?
Josh
1st Gear
Joined: Sep 2007
Posts: 44
RE: HID Conversion
They do look good........Have you thought about removing the amber in the headlight housing? Maybe some S-Yo silver color turn signal bulbs too. Ill do some really sweet slow shutter shots on a tripod when mine come.
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