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I want bright Tbh as I drive in dark on unlit roads 75% of the time, Just a bit whiter then what I got. Can fogs be changed to be useable in all weather like a lot of other cars seem to have?
A bit whiter then I got would be nice. Sidelights are the most yellow of the bunch
Might change the Fogs. But after the others, they do LED maybe? So looks like for main lights it's nightbreakers or some whiter/brighter bulb?
Nightbreakers may be the ticket as I want better bulbs and I Dont want to be one of them Dicks who blinds everyone...just wonder or hope they bit white and/or bluer then stock.
I had some night breakers and thought they wasn't very good but in my old corsa I had some 100w xenon bulbs in ans they was the best bulbs I've ever used, bright white and also very bright at night I would definitely recommend
You see im a bit clueless to the whole thing, are Xenon a different bulb type to halogen that is better because it is bright but has less life or more expensive or just more modern for why they are aftermarket and not stock? and these are legal and fit in replacement of stock bulbs and are MOT pass/legal without any modifications.
Also they are brighter and more white so safer for me in dark and look good.?
Ild also have to work out what ones j need which I intend to do tonight. It's for end of month as bought enough little bits last few days which are still to be delivered and fitted.
You see im a bit clueless to the whole thing, are Xenon a different bulb type to halogen that is better because it is bright but has less life or more expensive or just more modern for why they are aftermarket and not stock? and these are legal and fit in replacement of stock bulbs and are MOT pass/legal without any modifications.
Also they are brighter and more white so safer for me in dark and look good.?
Ild also have to work out what ones j need which I intend to do tonight. It's for end of month as bought enough little bits last few days which are still to be delivered and fitted.
If i was you, i'd use the blue vision for dipped because they look really nice and modern and it's easier to read road signs / markings with them due to being a bit whiter.
I'd put the Nightbreaker plus bulbs in the full beam because they're the brightest.
You can either buy some white SMD leds for the sidelights, or else Philips sell Blue Vision sidelight bubls as well (sometimes you get them for free with the dipped bulbs)
No point in changing the fog light bulbs. You can only use them when foggy and they barely make a difference in fog when upgraded
Great advise man. Yeah I rarely use full beam Tbh. But cats eyes on A19 are much to be desired so brighter will be better. The blue lights look brilliant white or slightly blue?
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