how do hids perform in the winter?

edit: more specifically do they take longer to turn on or flicker?

 

I couldn't really tell any difference that was temperature dependent.

 

I cant find anyone who has projector headlights with HID's. Is this just not possible.

 

There are a few on here, and it's probably the best setup other than a true factory HID setup because putting the HID in a halogen projector causes a lot less glare to other drivers and more focused light than it does by putting them in a halogen reflector (the stock headlight).

 

Had a customer in last night with a new 08 Superduty and he had the head's and fog's 6000k kit from Xenonking. They look great I must say. Has anyone here gotten a kit from them? Would like to know if it is a good quality kit and all. I really liked the looks and want to do this to my screw. Also, do you still have high beams or no? Thanks....

 

Well, I havent gottan my 12,000k from xenonking yet. Should be in soon, actaully. But A local F150 owner has the kit from xenonking (Where I got the idea of buying my). Anyways, he said the kit it a very good quality kit and you will still have you high's. Also make sure you get the McCULLOCH kit instead of the visionpro kit. Ill let you know when I get my kit in and installed.

 

i thought that was interesting...



don't know how accurate it is though

 

Factory HIDs are 4300K, they don't look orange to me!

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Color_temperature

 

here is another chart down the page that can tell you what source puts out what kind of lite on the kelvin scale http://www.aeimages.com/learn/color-correction.html

edit- search for color temp scale and find a lot of info