DJ Dunk

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Sorry to revive the same old questions but . . . .

I'm popping into Halfords at Lunchtime to get some new headlight and sidelight bulbs. Which ones would you suggest I purchase ?
I would like the "blue"/"bloody bright" effect, without melting my holders or reflectors.

Cheers,
Dunk

Markus

To be honest mate I'd not bother getting out of the office, point your browser at http://www.powerbulbs.com/ and look for H4 Phillips Vison Plus bulbs, ok, they are not blue, but the are great bulbs, or if you reall want blue then you could get a set of Phillips Blue Vision.

Or just ignore me and go down halfords

or, if you're totally narked off by poor light quailty get a morette quad headlamp conversion.

DJ Dunk

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Thanks Markus,

So I need H4 headlight bulbs, but which sidelight bulbs ?
Any preference to wattage ?

Cheers 4 the help !

Markus

hmm, not sure what type the sidelights are.

chrisp

My MY00 sidelights are W5W and they are £7.50 a pair, delivered from powerbulbs for philips vision blues

Andy Tang

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Dunk,

The bulbs offered by Powerbulbs will be the normal 55/60w bulbs. They are legal and won't melt your headlight looms!

As a side issue I found the blue bulbs less effective at night!

I would recommend the Philips Vision Plus bulbs which give a better spread of light and seem to improve depth perception at night!

The sidelight bulbs you need at W5W. Go for the Philips Blue Vision ones available from http://www.powerbulbs.com

The PIAA ones from http://www.drmotorsport.co.uk are much whiter though.

Up to you which one you plump for!

Hope this helps
Andy

DJ Dunk

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Thanks for your help Andy, Chrisp and Markus !!

Much Appreciated.

[Edited by DJ Dunk - 11/27/2001 1:45:26 PM]

Miles

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Another vote for the Philips Brillance +50 bulbs. Got mine from Powerbulb.com and thumbs up to them too.

(No connection, etc, just satisfied customer.)