Anyone in need of new/brighter headlight bulbs.......
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Anyone in need of new/brighter headlight bulbs.......
Just a heads up, I wanted new headlight bulbs for my Transit and went to Halfrauds to get some, after debating between Bosch and Halfords own brand of +90% light (xenon), I decided Bosch and asked the manager the price as it was not shown, he confirmed that they were £23 per bulb , then I said, Halfords brand it is then ..... He then said " it makes sense, as they are also 2 for 1 at the moment"
So for £20, you get a pair of +90% xenon headlight bulbs.
I can also confirm that the lighting from these on my Transit is easily +90%
I will be getting some for my Shogun and my WRX soon as well.
So for £20, you get a pair of +90% xenon headlight bulbs.
I can also confirm that the lighting from these on my Transit is easily +90%
I will be getting some for my Shogun and my WRX soon as well.
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I changed my STI bulbs to Halfraud ones about 3 years ago...... Changed to H1 Super Brilliance (Pt No 448SB) and at that time they were a BOGOFF and were a bargain..... No idea if they still are a BOGOFF, but I know Tissy came round to compare his car headlight lights with mine once they were done and they were considerably brighter than his standard Scoob ones..... something like 50% brighter I think...........
I bought an extra set as a backup, had one blow on me last December, but apart from that have had no problem with them......still have the remaining one here still in it's packaging.........
Hope that's of some use to someone........
I bought an extra set as a backup, had one blow on me last December, but apart from that have had no problem with them......still have the remaining one here still in it's packaging.........
Hope that's of some use to someone........
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Thanks Nate for the heads up on these. Since we`ve had Hils Beemer the only bad thing about the car is the naf dipped beam. Bought and fitted these extreme bulbs now. They certainly look brighter even in daylight so problem cured. And no faffing around with wiring either.
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Used the beemer in the dark last night, WOW can even see the road now on dipped beam What a huge difference thanks Nate.
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