Headlight upgrade

[DavoXT]

The H4 are 55/60W but produce 110/130w at 4350k and the H7 are 55w producing 100w at 4350k.

These MTEC bulbs are rated at the same class as PIAA in Japan and have a lifetime warranty against burn out and even if they just go dim.

Pair of H4 $35 bucks and H7 the same price on e-bay USA.

Ive had these globes for a year now, also run them all night many are time on trips to Perth.

No burnt reflectors and still as bright as new.

I like the H7 the best.

[Guest JamesAXR6T]

Just done the driving lights with navra 50plus and the High beams with Phillips 50 plus makes the High lows look sick. Will replace on the weekend with phillips 50 plus when I get the air box and battery out

I was going to ask if anyone has used the Philips globes.

Are they any good ?

Seem some adds in Wheels, and they look (description) impressive.

Edited 03/06/04 02:47 AM by JamesAXR6T

[Guest PhilH]

Just done the driving lights with navra 50plus and the High beams with Phillips 50 plus makes the High lows look sick.

Sorry could I just confirm, are you saying that the Phillips 50 Plus are noticably better than the Navra 50 Plus ones ?

Thanks,

Phil.

[Guest dingah]

PhilH/JamesAXR6T

Just fitted Phillips Blue Vision Globes and they are sensational. Previously had tried Narva 50 plus and the difference is amazing - really brilliant white light and greater penetration at range. Beware, have a read of the Phillips brochure before purchasing and you will see that there are 4 different Phillips replacement globes but only two are legal, the others (the higher Kelvin number Blue globes) are annotated for 'off road use only'. The legally compliant globes are the 50 Plus and the Blue vision globe and it is the Blue vision that I have fitted. They are not blue at all, just brilliant white and worth the investment. Far better performance and quality than either the higher wattage and Narva Plus 50s and plus 30s,

Dingah