By OEM ratings you mean stick with the factory bulbs, don't get 6k...bc I dont want to lose light output[/QUOTE]

exactly. Just make sure to buy these and you're good to go.

 

Did some searching on Ebay for ya

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2-PHI...QQcmdZViewItem

I trust the seller since I've bought my previous Ultinons from him and haven't burnt out.

Fast shipper too!

 

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2-PHI...spagenameZWDVW

Your thoughts on these? Are they the corect factory bulbs? Can I trust it?

 

lol Exact same link I gave you. I beat ya to the punch!

 

Ohhh I didnt even see your post...Thanks man I appreciate it!!

 

If you want a good set of aftermarket bulbs that won't break your wallet, get some MTEC's off of Ebay. They are $100 for a pair. They have 4500K, 6000K, and 8000K. I have the 6000K and they are brighter compared to the 6000K Philips Ultinon. I have had the ultinons before and didn't like them. I've also compared them to other people that run ultinons and the MTEC's were also brighter. But if you are looking for brightest, then the 4500K would be your best bet.

 

Hope all works out man. Good luck!

 

I would be wary of those just because his item description is for the normal 85126 bulbs while his picture shows 85126+ bulbs. This means he doesn't know what he is selling, so at the very least you should contact him to verify what you are getting. You want the 85126+ bulbs because they are brighter than the 85126 and are colorshift resistant so they hold their color and output for longer compared to the older 85126 bulbs.

 

+1

do as Redlude says.. you don't want to have to go through another set of bulbs sooner than expected...

 

yeaa thats a good point Redlude...thanks for the advice and info, My boy is a manager at an infiniti dealership, hes looking into what he can get them for from the parts dept, but Im def contacting the seller to see if he knows what hes selling

 

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2-851...6893QQtcZphoto

Found this too.

 

LOL, his info on those 85126+ bulbs in completely wrong and opposite of the design specs, they are colorshift resistant and take LONGER to colorshift. They are not 5000k bulbs but rather 4200k. He totally doesn't have a clue about what he is selling, but as long as you make sure you get new 85126+ bulbs, then you should be fine regardless of his idiocy.

 

yea... the description is all wrong. reminds me of how everyone thought 85122's were 5000K.

 

[QUOTE=WaLLy]Philips Ultinons - but they aren't cheap the last time I bought a pair.


$150 - 200 ?

 

[QUOTE=BKZJAYY718]$150 if you're lucky. I'd say $200 for the pair shipped from Ebay.