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Originally Posted by knp
(Post 1503079)
u can go for philips extreme power, as I had gone for the same and they are lot better than the stock ones. |
Originally Posted by ZENnist
(Post 1500526)
Guys, i need some help in getting the beam adjusted for my zen vxi. i recently upgraded to Philips Rally 110/100 but i am not able to get the benefit out of this, as even the high beam falls to the road in about....say two car lengths distance ahead of me. this is when the leveler is set to 0. dont ask about low beam. my requirement is that at level 0, low beam should fall 2-3 car lengths and high beam should go parallel to the road so that highway night driving is safer. in city i can set the level to anything below 0 so that oncoming vehicles are not affected. |
Originally Posted by ashwinurao
(Post 1507635)
Trying to decide between Osram Nightbreakers, Phillips Vision Plus and Phillips Extreme Power for my Swift Zxi. Also inclined towards Phillips Rally 100/90 as the total cost with the relay comes close to the above three 60/55 bulbs. Wondering if breaking the legal limit of 60/55 justifies the increase in brightness the 100/90 would provide. Please advice. |
Originally Posted by lohithrao
(Post 1507785)
Ashwin, 90/100 is for sure is better, btw you know any dealer who supplies "Philips" i mean original? as there are too many dealers with fakes... DO give me the details please. thanks! |
Originally Posted by ashwinurao
(Post 1507635)
Trying to decide between Osram Nightbreakers, Phillips Vision Plus and Phillips Extreme Power for my Swift Zxi. Also inclined towards Phillips Rally 100/90 as the total cost with the relay comes close to the above three 60/55 bulbs. Wondering if breaking the legal limit of 60/55 justifies the increase in brightness the 100/90 would provide. Please advice. |
Originally Posted by nishantgandhi
(Post 1508157)
And dont worry about the legality. I have been driving for over 2 months with 100/90w and the cops have never stopped me. In fact they might stop you if you are on bulbs that emit blue/white light. |
Originally Posted by wildon
(Post 1503082)
Whats the cost and where from you bought it? |
Originally Posted by knp
(Post 1508492)
Sorry @wildon for not replying. I had got for 800/- from Car Automobiles, J.C. Road. I had tried at A.K.Traders, J.C.Road and they are made in China. Finally, I got it from Car Automobiles, which is made in Germany, a genuine piece only. |
Originally Posted by nishantgandhi
(Post 1508157)
I would definitely suggest that you go for 90/100w with proper relay and wiring. They are much more effective and powerful than Osram Nightbreakers, Phillips Vision Plus and Phillips Extreme Power. And dont worry about the legality. I have been driving for over 2 months with 100/90w and the cops have never stopped me. In fact they might stop you if you are on bulbs that emit blue/white light. |
Originally Posted by lohithrao
(Post 1507785)
Ashwin, 90/100 is better for sure |
Originally Posted by pras.oct25
(Post 1508340)
Another issue is the question of dust and water getting into the assembly, because the dust caps will be removed. I have arranged to get duplicate ones, so that I can put holes in them and give it in for service. The originals, I will hang onto, just in case :D |
Originally Posted by pras.oct25
(Post 1508340)
Another issue is the question of dust and water getting into the assembly, because the dust caps will be removed. I have arranged to get duplicate ones, so that I can put holes in them and give it in for service. The originals, I will hang onto, just in case :D |
Originally Posted by gigy
(Post 1508974)
Why is the dust cap removed? If you are using ceramic holders properly mated to the lamp there is no issue with dust cap melting. If you use the stock plastic holder with 90/100w lamp it fuses with the dust cap after melting off. |
Originally Posted by hellstar
(Post 1508907)
curious to know how you managed to get your hands on those , as they are rarely available through straight means !stupid: |
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