Yes , I have read some of the previous posts but really need a recommendation on headlight replacements that will not break the bank. Not really wanting to spend $240 for Xenon Depot replacements. Any members on here that have had any success in bulb replacements??? I do not want to meet another vehicle and they flash their lights on me thinking that mine are on high beam when actually they are on low beam. Any recommendations will be appreciated !!!!!!!
1995 Cruiser-recommendations on headlight bulb replacement (1 Viewer)
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Philips HIR2 3d Generation 9012
I am so impressed by the Phillips 3rd generation that I wanted open a new thread on this. http://store.candlepower.com/ph3rdge90h.html I drove the other day two hours in the dark and the lights are so good that any thought of HID I had, has evaporated from my brain. Not only the light...
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OEM housing —> OEM bulbs for me
OEM/stock style bulbs for me also: they work as designed and you won't blind oncoming traffic. The low beam bulb has an opaque coating on the tip to prevent unfocused light from coming straight out compared to high beam bulbs that have a bare uncoated tip.
Just last evening I saw one idiot who had mounted a super-bright LED light bar on top of his front bumper, not aimed, just blinding everyone in both directions I'm sure.
Keep in mind that bulbs progressively lose their output with age so just by replacing old bulbs with new you'll see an improvement.
FWIW.
Just last evening I saw one idiot who had mounted a super-bright LED light bar on top of his front bumper, not aimed, just blinding everyone in both directions I'm sure.
Keep in mind that bulbs progressively lose their output with age so just by replacing old bulbs with new you'll see an improvement.
FWIW.
