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Hey guys, I was thinking about upgrading my xenons to somthing about 9000k Or maybe that is too ridiculously bright. Could anyone tell me what the legal limit is, for california preferably? I've not one clue but I guessing 9000k is obviously way over the limit since my bmw stock xenons are only about 4300k Or so. :P
5250k is the brightest, anything above that would be less bright but would have alot of color to it. i dont think there is any kind of law against color temps, but i may be wrong cause they wouldnt allow just any color to be comming out of the headlights
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Or maybe that is too ridiculously bright. Could anyone tell me what the legal limit is, for california preferably? I've not one clue but I guessing 9000k is obviously way over the limit since my bmw stock xenons are only about 4300k Or so. :P 
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