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3.3K views 33 replies 11 participants last post by  DJS  
#1 ·
Wanting to buy decent white bulbs but know nothing about H1 H7 things :S Been searching for about half an hour on the internet and there's so many different types, I just want white bright bulbs, sidelights, main lights, main beam and fog lights!

Thanks

*Accidently posted this in "Wanted", oops :(*
 
#20 ·
For what it's worth, here's my 2 penneth.........

I bought Ring xenonmax H7 (pack of 2) - 'Usp' is "upto 100% more light"..... I don't have a light meter so can't measure it lol, but I would say that they are a damn sight better than bog standard h7's, I don't even bother putting 'full beam' on at times as they light the road up pretty well.

Oh and it only took about 10 mins to change both over - none of this taking the bumper off bullocks!!!
 
#22 ·
Correct!
But that doesn't stop some people from using them on the road - regardless of whether they dazzle other road users or not..........there's a reason why they're illegal.............. it's just a case of what you can get away with, if you choose to go that route.

I upgraded (for want of a better word) mine because I wanted better quality bulbs than the usual ÂŁ5 motor factor specials.......lol
 
#28 ·
You will need two sets in order to do a full replacement. 1 set of h7 and one set of h1. those are the bulb types

H7 is your dipped beam. H1 is your full beam.

HID kits are the best. Rizla on here has a good rep. In order to install HID you have to modify slightly to make it fit.

Philips bulbs are the best standard halogen in my opinion. Diamond vision will give a hid 4000k look. straight swap

Buy cheap and don't expect wonders

Price wise

HID ÂŁ45 - ÂŁ55 a set (don't buy cheap HID KITS) Rizla has a good rep and many on here can vouch.
Phillips ÂŁ19-23 a set

So hopefully from this info you can make an informed Decision

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