Eurolites H4 and H3 bulbs...WOW, really bright!!
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?
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.
Originally Posted by Mkang513
Where you get em? My gf needs new bulb on her accord. Are they high wattage?
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...
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...
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.
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
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!!!!!
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!!!!!
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
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
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.
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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