Not sure what 4500 lumens looks like...I would get something like these...I just hate the cheesy looking blue lights so many of the kids put on their cars...are these more of a pure white? And, when installed, post a pic...wondering if the beam pattern is wide or one of the cheaper kind that shoots straight down...thanks.Yes these replace the low beam bulbs. Purchased from DDM - 55 watt 4500 lumens H11
Cost approx. $55 inc. shipping.
Not sure what 4500 lumens looks like...I would get something like these...I just hate the cheesy looking blue lights so many of the kids put on their cars...are these more of a pure white? And, when installed, post a pic...wondering if the beam pattern is wide or one of the cheaper kind that shoots straight down...thanks.
As the previous post states these are pure white. The beam pattern stays the same as b4, they replace the low beam bulb in the projector.Not sure what 4500 lumens looks like...I would get something like these...I just hate the cheesy looking blue lights so many of the kids put on their cars...are these more of a pure white? And, when installed, post a pic...wondering if the beam pattern is wide or one of the cheaper kind that shoots straight down...thanks.
Thanks, thats good to know that I wouldn't need a canbus harness. It should save a few bucks.other owners who have installed these kits report no problems. Unlike BMW's and Mercedes u don't need the relay harness. What u see in the pics is provided in the kit and is all you need.
BMWs use a can bus with low signal voltages that is why they need a relay for the supply voltage.
Mind if I ask why you're trying to make the install inconspicuous? Do you not want the dealer to see it if they're servicing your car or something?Definitely worth the $55 for the slim ballast very easy to make inconspicuous.