club.liberty.asn.au

Hi guys!

Long time reader, first time poster/joiner if that even makes sense...

I have me a 2004 Gen 4 Subaru Liberty GT! See pics...

Why i joined? recently had a few issues with it.. .Break shudder... Clock/Trip comp stopped working (on and off)

Hope i can find some answers here (search) or if anyone can point me to the right directions!

Cheers guys
Mat

Edit: i know how to read now...

Name: Mat
Location: Northern Suburbs of Melbourne
Mods: Mostly stock. HID kit running 9000k Bulbs. Front and back white line sway bars. Front and back white line strut bars. Some Japanese low springs.
Plans: Break mods, stock tuning better low down torque and economy.
Occupation: IT!
Year of birth: 1980s
Interest: Go out with a few drinks, gadgets and breaking stuff.
Previous Rides: 1990 Honda Accord, 1990 Ford Laser TX3 Turbo, 1996 Nissan Skyline GTST.

Welcome. That's one clean car you've got yourself, looks nice mate

Welcome, great shot! the lighting really does make the black look fantastic!

Thank guys,

Props to my mate and his DSLR camera.

Mat

welcome mate, really nice photo!

9000k bulbs!!! can you see anything when you drive at night in the rain?

blacktop™ wrote:welcome mate, really nice photo!

9000k bulbs!!! can you see anything when you drive at night in the rain?

yeah sure everything lights up fine, very bright white.

9000k is almost purple

HoFF wrote:9000k is almost purple

Indeed it is.
After 6000k the lumens reduce dramatically the further up the colour temperature scale you go. The difference between 4300k to 6000k is negligible but once you get past about 6100k the reduction in Lumens increases exponentially. I imagine 9000k would be producing probably less lumens than standard halogen bulbs, effectively making your HID's pure rice and not just half rice
Are you positive that you have 9000k?

Thats what I was getting at but I didn't want to accuse our new member of anything.

5000k is pure white, 6000k is a slight tinge of blue.

If your globes are pure white I don't think they're 9000k...which is lucky for you

Hmm - sorry guys i can only go by what the old owner told me. He advised they were 9k globes