Eurolites H4 and H3 bulbs...WOW, really bright!!
11-17-2003, 08:38 PM
#1
Eurolites H4 and H3 bulbs...WOW, really bright!!
I just wanted to pass some good information to you guys if you're looking for a real bright "white" output, but don't want to drop alot of money on a set of PIAA's. I had installed these set of bulbs in my headlights and fogs ever since I had bought the car a few months ago, and let me tell you...these are really bright!! It upsets the oncoming traffic, though, because they flash me all the time thinking I have my high beams on! (Oh, well.) I highly recommend these if you want that bright "white" look. I think these farpass the Silverstars and Philip brands. Anybody else have these on their Max, and had great experiences with these?
11-18-2003, 12:37 AM
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Hmm... That is an interesting opinion. I installed Eurolites H3 for my fogs and couldn't notice a difference. I asked a few people what they thought, one bulb being stock and the other being the euro, and they couldn't tell a difference.
11-18-2003, 03:01 AM
#4
Originally Posted by Mkang513
Where you get em? My gf needs new bulb on her accord. Are they high wattage?
11-18-2003, 03:47 AM
#5
Sylvania SilverStar 9003ST ($40/pair @ Advance Auto Parts) also look nice... I popped in a pair last night, the headlights look very white, and the projected beam looks like stock plus the addition of a slight blue tone...
11-18-2003, 04:46 AM
#6
Originally Posted by spirilis
Sylvania SilverStar 9003ST ($40/pair @ Advance Auto Parts) also look nice... I popped in a pair last night, the headlights look very white, and the projected beam looks like stock plus the addition of a slight blue tone...
11-18-2003, 06:14 AM
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Polarg's H3's in fogs....$30 and work very good! Close to my HID's, but i'm thinking if my foglight housings were different texture the beam would be brighter. i'm happy! I'll see if i take new pics this weekend after i install my new pedals.
11-18-2003, 08:50 AM
#8
here is a good thread about the Silverstar bulbs. i talked to customer service and they have matching fogs. about $80 for all 4.
https://maxima.org/forums/audio-electronics/263923-speaker-wire-seperates.html
https://maxima.org/forums/audio-electronics/263923-speaker-wire-seperates.html
11-18-2003, 09:11 AM
#9
no i definately think that www.eurodezigns.com has the best bulbs. they are super bright and very white. plusi got them for 12 bucks, with a lifetime guarantee. i had one burn out i sent that one back and the sent me a pair for free. highly reccomend!!!!!
11-18-2003, 10:37 AM
#11
Originally Posted by PearlWhtMaX2000
no i definately think that www.eurodezigns.com has the best bulbs. they are super bright and very white. plusi got them for 12 bucks, with a lifetime guarantee. i had one burn out i sent that one back and the sent me a pair for free. highly reccomend!!!!!
11-19-2003, 05:55 AM
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Are these Eurolight Fusions (SB's), Super Plasma's (DP's), or the XB or LXC series?
Fusions are non-DOT approved and a high-white (very slight blue)
Super Plasma (DP's) are DOT approved and a purple color
Super Plasma (XB's) are Xenon Crystals @ 4100 kelvin
XLC's are supposed to match "sparkle and clarity of HID bulbs...
I'm running the Fusions for high beams and have had them for 8 months or so. They are VERY bright. The only issue I have with them are that they are so bright they actually have an "X" pattern in the beam caused by the metal cover over the bulbs in the headlight housing. I have also been running the Fusions in my GF's Cougar (both high and low beam bulbs) for appx 8 months with no issues. These really improved the light output of the quasi-projectors that car has...
From a price standpoint, I would suggest shopping around. When doing the Cougar, I purchased two sets of Fusions (high and low pair) along with a set of PIAA SP wedge bulbs for my Max. Total with shipping was less than $60 for 3 sets of bulbs. (No, I don't remember who I ordered them from).
Here's their catalog:
http://www.toucanindustries.com/clie...G_EUROLITE.pdf
Fusions are non-DOT approved and a high-white (very slight blue)
Super Plasma (DP's) are DOT approved and a purple color
Super Plasma (XB's) are Xenon Crystals @ 4100 kelvin
XLC's are supposed to match "sparkle and clarity of HID bulbs...
I'm running the Fusions for high beams and have had them for 8 months or so. They are VERY bright. The only issue I have with them are that they are so bright they actually have an "X" pattern in the beam caused by the metal cover over the bulbs in the headlight housing. I have also been running the Fusions in my GF's Cougar (both high and low beam bulbs) for appx 8 months with no issues. These really improved the light output of the quasi-projectors that car has...
From a price standpoint, I would suggest shopping around. When doing the Cougar, I purchased two sets of Fusions (high and low pair) along with a set of PIAA SP wedge bulbs for my Max. Total with shipping was less than $60 for 3 sets of bulbs. (No, I don't remember who I ordered them from).
Here's their catalog:
http://www.toucanindustries.com/clie...G_EUROLITE.pdf
11-19-2003, 07:13 AM
#14
Originally Posted by MIXXMAX
Yeah, I seen these on Ebay all the time but wasn't sure about their performance. Because of their inexpeinsive price, I was skeptical of other people's experiences with them. Are they stock wattage or high wattage?
Yeah they are great. super white notmuch of a blue tint,but a very light blue. they are higher wattege i believe
11-19-2003, 07:25 AM
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I'm not big on spending alot for bulbs either. They blow out just like any other. I'm on my second set. The last set cost only $20. Bright as hell too. Don't remember the brand off hand. I got them at a shop called J & J Automotive in Baltimore.
11-19-2003, 07:30 AM
#16
Originally Posted by CoolChuck
I'm not big on spending alot for bulbs either. They blow out just like any other. I'm on my second set. The last set cost only $20. Bright as hell too. Don't remember the brand off hand. I got them at a shop called J & J Automotive in Baltimore.
The ones i was talking about which i got from eurodezign, are awsome, and have a life time guarantee, if it burns out u send it back. and i also only paid 12 bucks for the
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