Really..

You drive a g35, not a civic. I'd go for Phillips for peace of mind.

 

g35 is the NEW civic...

i would just get the cheaper bulb personally.

 

It depends on when you want to replace it, I had/had vled ones and one just went out after a yearish.

 

iv had a $25 set of 8k d2s last me 2 yrs. and they looked perfect. white with a tint of blue.

 

It's not that you can't buy a cheap bulb and have it last a long time.. it's just that the quality can be all over the place with cheaper xenon bulbs. 2 months.. 2 years.. who knows. I'd rather pay a bit more and not have to guess if I bought good ones or not.

And the G is getting less expensive to purchase, but there are SOooo many more civics made then g35's. Plus, just because you can afford to buy a G, doesn't mean you can pay for the gas/repairs on it.

 

wheres a good place to buy good quality brand name bulbs?

i looked at the philips, and they were quite expensive.

any suggestions?

 

You get what you pay for. Do yourself a favor and just go with the philips. You don't have a cheap car, so don't put cheap parts on it.

Anyways, this is a photo I've seen passed around before. I find it quite helpful.

 

^^ nice study...

looks like im gonna try for some phillips 6000k... stocks not matching my 6000 leds... what's the bulb size for the lowbeam/main light?

 

Nice pic! Makes it easy to see some accurate side by side photos of different k bulbs.

 

This is a great page to use to figure out which bulb size you need:

http://www.sylvania.com/ConsumerProd...lacementGuide/

I believe you would need "D2S" bulbs if you have 2006+ headlamps (projector), and "D2R" if you have the older reflector based lamps.

 

those don't look right to me. 4100k doesn't look that yellow...that's closer to 3000k. my 6000k look white, not purple blue as in that pic. also, why does the 6700k look less purple than the 6000k? here's mine 6000k headlights and 6000k hid conversion.

 

I think you mean 2006+ for d2s, 2005 have reflectors as well.

 

Fixed!

^And the picture posted above. The bottom one is 3000k, if you look closely on the very bottom of the picture it says "3000k" in red letters, the view is slightly skewed. I also believe that there is no purple light in the pics, it is simply the light reflected from the wall. (the wall is not painted a pure flat white, it looks more like a cream color..)

 

i believe the "3000K" is cut from the picture.. so the yellow light is actually 3000k, and the next one is 4100k as shown on the picture posted