HID bulb brand for sedan
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I want to try the Philips 85122+ (I believe it's 4100k)...They have virtually no color shifting while the Philips 85122 has color shifting as they get older....I usually would get these here...
http://www.theretrofitsource.com/pro...cf0009e1f88cf4
These are only made in Germany.
Philips are the most well known company for making HIDs. I think they pioneered the HID technology. You can't go wrong with them.
http://www.theretrofitsource.com/pro...cf0009e1f88cf4
These are only made in Germany.
Philips are the most well known company for making HIDs. I think they pioneered the HID technology. You can't go wrong with them.
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I wonder if the Philips Bulb is capable of hi beam lights...Our cars use the same bulb for high beams, I believe...does the ballast switch from 35 watts to 55 watts? Please can someone confirm that the Philips bulbs are compatible with the high beams?
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The "+" series has already technically been color-shifted from the factory (It's closer to 5000k in reality. Good 4100/4300k bulbs eventually cool down as it shifts). It was developed to help owners replace just one burnt out bulb while maintaining uniformity between both headlights.
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^ They actually developed it for that reason? Helping out the consumers, woooowww, but good. I hate seeing cars approaching with two different intensities headlights. I dont think some of them even know it's like that, they just replaced one bulb and rolled out.
Or maybe they're aimed differently which would mimic the look of different intnsity.
Or maybe they're aimed differently which would mimic the look of different intnsity.
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The "+" series has already technically been color-shifted from the factory (It's closer to 5000k in reality. Good 4100/4300k bulbs eventually cool down as it shifts). It was developed to help owners replace just one burnt out bulb while maintaining uniformity between both headlights.
My headlights are different intensities, but I am too lazy to replace them and they kind of cost a lot of money. My headlights still work fine and I still can see the road well...
Here is the comparison of the two:
http://www.8thcivic.com/forums/light...2-85122-a.html
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