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New Headlight Lamps
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JCB..
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I dont understand.... Perhaps i'm being daft?
One of us is..
I need a new headlight lamp (bulb to most people).
50% brighter so it's claimed, and various magazine tests have rated them the best.
You don't want the "blue" things as they are not the brightest - these are.
www.autobulbsdirect.co.uk (also in the link above) have always posted the same day - you get the bulbs next day.
A lot cheaper than the "High Street" as well.
My car has the litronics - but the main beam are standard H7 bulbs. I replaced the H7's with the silverstar ones as in my first link - they are definitely brighter. I have also been using them in our "other" car for a year or two, and they are tremendous compared to the candles that FIAT supplied...
JCB..
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ORIGINAL: Mark Bennett
I'm not sure the "Xenon" descriptor is totally correct - these are just standard shape and size bulbs with a different gas mixture than the standard halogen. They are not the high-voltage HID lamps as used on "litronic" dip-beam.
My car has the litronics - but the main beam are standard H7 bulbs. I replaced the H7's with the silverstar ones as in my first link - they are definitely brighter. I have also been using them in our "other" car for a year or two, and they are tremendous compared to the candles that FIAT supplied...
I was wondering as I thought that you guys had Litronics. So Litronics is just for dipped?
JCB..
Non-member
No wonder you get headaches [ORIGINAL: Mark Bennett
Just dipped, but the neat thing is that when you switch to main beam, the dips swivel up a few degrees to help fill-in the pattern. Really clever and fun to watch []
Lamps are ordered and you will have a fully illustrated article for the next issue..
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