Robert Collins - 96 993TT

Anyone know? We are trying to match some xenon driving lights to go into the TechArt air inlet piece.

I tried to use the search button and got nowhere...tried searching for Litronics, xenon specs, factory xenon specs...nothing.

Thanks!

Robert

xcusemi

I am not positively sure, but I think most manufacture provide 4300K as standard.

I personally think that porsche Litronic is comes with 4300K

jhummel68

I've heard that just about all cars (Lexus, Acura, MB, etc.) with xenon headlights came from the factory 35 watts.

Robert Collins - 96 993TT

Pretty sure the 35 watts is dead on, but I am tryinf to figure out the lumens and the light color. I think 4300k is correct but wasn't sure. Can anyone confirm this?

AOW162435

Would like to know as well, since I'm considering a small modification to my homemade foglights.


Andreas

Mark Harris

Sorry for the thread derail....

Andreas: How does one get the lens from the bottom to look clear and fresh like the the on on top? Can I use a polishing compound? I have a non-Pcar that I need to freshen up the plastic lenses and don't know what kind of polish to use. I have a Porter Cable Orbital and a bunch of different pads, but wondering what compound to use.

AOW162435

Mark,
Those lenses both came from the same car. The difference is that the fogs will develop a film on the inside of the glass lens and on the front & rear of the projector lens. Hence the dull, discolored look.

The non-descript plastic insides don't help either.


Andreas

Robert Collins - 96 993TT

So now that we have that out of the way, any clue as to the answers to the original question? :-)

Spartan

4300k

Mark Harris

Thank you. We now return you to the regularly schedule program still in progress.

JPP

Hmm. Would that involve a step-by-step pdf by DDM Tuning??

When I looked into this, I was told by Daniel Stern of Daniel Stern Lighting Consultants that stock Xenon systems are 4300K, which is the whitest and brightest (measured in lumens) light spectrum.

AOW162435

Hmm. Yes.

Especially at $49 or whatever they want for that setup these days.


Andreas

JPP

P.M. sent.

geolab

Version I have is Xenon 2.1
D2-S bosch bulb
Specifications:
Kelvin: 4300K
Lumen 3,200LM
Lamp Voltage 85 V
Power: 35W
regards