im getting a brand new hid kit for $140, it comes with a one year warranty, i do nto know toom uch of which k and which bulb i should get, i want a bright blue so is 10000k ok??? also wut kind of bulb should i get im not sure wut these numbers stand 4 (h7, H4,h4h) someone explain please

 

10000k is purple. if u want a nice blue, then go with 8000k. i think most, if not all, civics are H4(atleast 5th gens i kno are). $140 for the set? where u buyin from and what brand? most are over a couple hundred for the set..

8000k hid's for reference..

 

its called banbo and im buyin from the forum b20vtec.come, they have some good feedback on the product and hids usually dont run more than $200, this is cheap cause its a vendor deal check it out http://b20vtec.com/forums/showthread.php?t=105603

 

what k is a hyper white??? and yea i do have a 5th gen

 

4300K is what the OEM Acuras have
6000K is idle for our cars
8000K is pushin it
10000K+ is you are just retarted cause you cant see shii at night

 

yea if you want a bluer look get the 8k which is what i like appearance wise but as far as what would be better to go with, the 6 probably.

 

Just remember one thing the higher the K the lower the output..... as well as the higher the K the more police attention you may get. Make damn sure that if you are getting H4 bulbs to get ones with shields and aim your lights properly..... otherwise you may/can be tossing light upwards into others eyes and this is bad and the boys in blue don't like it either.

Me personally I wouldn't go highter than 6000K, it gives a good blue tinge but is still really bright...... I've got 5000K in my other car and it's a no frills PURE white, output is amazing......

 

The best way the find out your bulb size is to take your bulb and read it. So, look at your headlights and figure out which bulb is the one you want to be HID. Pull it out, read it. Yay, now you have your bulb size. Aftermarket headlights will have different bulbs than stock lights. 6000K gives the the best vision, which is why you're buying HIDs, right!?!? 8000K will be super duper blue, but it won't be as good night time vision as 6000K. My photo album has some pictures of my 6000K. Because I have aftermarket projector headlights with a lense that has a slight yellow tinit to it, the bulbs look a little more yellow than normal.

 

i already found out i have h4 bulbs. but my hid kit seems different then most hids, cause it has to bulbs on one platform, i think one is for high beam and one is for low, not sure anyone know wut this means

 

You have two possibilities.

1. Your car can have one bulb for both hi and low beams.
OR
2. Your car can have two separate bulbs one for hi and one for low.

If your car has choice #1 you need hi/low HIDs.

If your car has choice #2 you need regular HIDs.

For example: my car has separate bulbs for hi and low bulbs. So, I have two different bulbs. So, I'd need to get two HID kits if I wanted both hi and low beams to be HID. Since I don't want to spend that much, I made only my low beams HID.