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12-11-2009, 07:49 PM
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Most good shops should know...OR try Crutchfield.com/EBAY maybe. I just checked Crutchfield for you and it shows only 1 module:
http://signature.crutchfield.com/S-R...-IVA-W505.html
You should email/call them to double check since I also remember 2 modules were needed if I wanted to have my steering volume buttons working.
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12-11-2009, 07:53 PM
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ok cool thanks KARO
i think the sound system for now due to the fact that my car is stock so i think when im gonna due engine mods ill tie one in with the exhaust
thanks guys for input
ohh yea anybody know much about the purple HID's i lke the look but how well do they cut through the night or if theres any problems with them¿¿¿¿¿
i think the sound system for now due to the fact that my car is stock so i think when im gonna due engine mods ill tie one in with the exhaust
thanks guys for input
ohh yea anybody know much about the purple HID's i lke the look but how well do they cut through the night or if theres any problems with them¿¿¿¿¿
12-11-2009, 08:01 PM
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However, it's your car and you can do anything to it as long you like it
12-11-2009, 09:08 PM
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12-12-2009, 12:16 AM
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iyup new hu
i don't like the sound quality from my car
it sounds very dull and i have messed around with the treble and bass and all that , also 4 people and two audio specialists have tried it aswell and no one can get it to sound good so im going to get a better alpine and replace the sound system because i ran out of options for trying to make it sound good
i don't like the sound quality from my car
it sounds very dull and i have messed around with the treble and bass and all that , also 4 people and two audio specialists have tried it aswell and no one can get it to sound good so im going to get a better alpine
and replace the sound system because i ran out of options for trying to make it sound good
12-12-2009, 12:18 AM
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[QUOTE=XsuperbeeX;3849031]+ you would get pulled over...[/QUOTE
thats true especially in glendale with cops that pull people over for tinted windows
thats true especially in glendale with cops that pull people over for tinted windows
12-12-2009, 01:17 AM
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yes stay away from purple hids. Purple hids have significantly less lumens then the stock 4300k. Basically your not going to be able to see crap. Its recommended you don't go above 6000k.
12-12-2009, 01:37 AM
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sooo what would look blue i guess and has good visibility ¿¿¿
like how much on HID _____k ¿¿¿
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You receive the most amount of lumens at 4300k. Thats why oem's use 4300k. When you go higher then 4300k, you start losing light.
4300k is a yellowish white. 5000k is more of a pure white. 6000k is more of a bluish white and 8000k is more of a pure blue.
Here's a kelvin chart.
12-12-2009, 02:45 AM
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the kelvin color rating system is just to specific the color of light. It doesn't measure the amount of light being outputted.
You receive the most amount of lumens at 4300k. Thats why oem's use 4300k. When you go higher then 4300k, you start losing light.
4300k is a yellowish white. 5000k is more of a pure white. 6000k is more of a bluish white and 8000k is more of a pure blue.
Here's a kelvin chart.
You receive the most amount of lumens at 4300k. Thats why oem's use 4300k. When you go higher then 4300k, you start losing light.
4300k is a yellowish white. 5000k is more of a pure white. 6000k is more of a bluish white and 8000k is more of a pure blue.
Here's a kelvin chart.
12-12-2009, 03:12 AM
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thanks for the charts KARO
12-12-2009, 03:25 AM
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12-12-2009, 03:07 PM
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iyup new hu
i don't like the sound quality from my car
it sounds very dull and i have messed around with the treble and bass and all that , also 4 people and two audio specialists have tried it aswell and no one can get it to sound good so im going to get a better alpine and replace the sound system because i ran out of options for trying to make it sound good
i don't like the sound quality from my car
it sounds very dull and i have messed around with the treble and bass and all that , also 4 people and two audio specialists have tried it aswell and no one can get it to sound good so im going to get a better alpine
and replace the sound system because i ran out of options for trying to make it sound goodAs for HID, most people go with 6000K as you don't lose much visibility, but still looks good (white bluish). If you want something bluer/cooler color, 8000K it is then, but you would lose more visibility.
I personally have 5000K for my headlights and foglights.
12-12-2009, 03:22 PM
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You would need to upgrade your sub/amp too then.
As for HID, most people go with 6000K as you don't lose much visibility, but still looks good (white bluish). If you want something bluer/cooler color, 8000K it is then, but you would lose more visibility.
I personally have 5000K for my headlights and foglights.
As for HID, most people go with 6000K as you don't lose much visibility, but still looks good (white bluish). If you want something bluer/cooler color, 8000K it is then, but you would lose more visibility.
I personally have 5000K for my headlights and foglights.
you have the jl amp right???
