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       Installation of 9006 8000k PT Cruiser
       By: kosmoemg Date: November 18, 2015, 5:00 pm
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       XOOOU79UAP KS-9006-8K X HB4. Installed today after 2 year old
       failure of 5000k bulb. This is the second SDX kit for me and
       this vehicle.Treated the composites 4 days ago with repel. These
       are a lot brighter...approx. 2900 lumens. My honest opinion if I
       want to go any brighter with this style it would be a waste of
       money. The car is not worth a projector beam enhancement,
       although I may consider it at a later date. Waiting for it to
       get dark , drive like I robbed something,,,lol....j/k Thanks
       Kesun
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       Re: Installation of 9006 8000k PT Cruiser
       By: kosmoemg Date: November 18, 2015, 9:42 pm
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       After driving, the HID's seem more blue than white to me.
       Different kind of sand I guess. Overall satisfaction 85%. The
       range of lighting on the pavement is much better than the last
       HID's I had. Probably somewhere around fifty feet now. On a dark
       country road they are sufficient. They do not appear obtrusive
       when behind other cars. I just wanted to get away from the blue
       tint, I wanted more white. I wonder if there is such a thing as
       worn out/old composite lenses. The reflecting material seem
       bright, no H2O or condensation evident. Lenses are not 100%, as
       they do have small pits. They did clean up real well with Repel.
       As you can see in the photos there is a fair amount of damage to
       the lenses from pitting. Maybe a sanding pad will help. Any
       ideas anyone?
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