h4 super white

[desertfox615]

mas better option po ba itong mga lights na ito kaysa sa HID china? saw one 3,800.00 Hi-Lo H4 HID.

[robot.sonic]

Kung may projector yung HID mo, mas ok ang HID. Pero kung wala, mag halogen ka na lang. Walang maaasar sayo.

[desertfox615]

kakabit ko po sa innova. yun nakita ko walang projector. kay Xenon Optics High Performance HID Conversion Kit | Brighter and Safer road ahead ganun din ata, walang projector. bolt-on lang.

[Benzmizer]

As most may have already posted, refrain from using super white halogens/HID for this proves disadvantageous during wet road conditions. Garantisado yan.

Best to use 90/100 all-weather bulbs and install ceramic sockets and relay (1 each bulb). That you can never go wrong.

Put a budget of P3-3.5k and you're good.

[renzo_d10]

Maiinis lang tao sayo dahil sa sobrang sabog na HID mo

Mag-halogen ( Osram Nightbreakers/Philps Xtreme ) ka nalang tapos all-weather bulbs para sa foglights. Mas makakamura ka pa.

[robot.sonic]

Pangit yan para sa mga kasalubong mo. Nakakabulag yan kasi sabog. Walang maayos na cut-off. Stick ka na lang sa halogen.

[jhnkvn]

Dapat na natin ata palitan yun thread name to: "Wag kayo magHID paghalogen casing lang kayo!"

[vinj]

Best to use 90/100 all-weather bulbs and install ceramic sockets and relay (1 each bulb). That you can never go wrong.

This is my set-up with our H4 equipped vehicles. Good thing now there are cheaper ceramic sockets available at True Value, Ace Hardware, etc. unlike before where i had to buy the Bosch ceramic sockets which would cost at least P 500 for the pair.

On our Innova, i used the plug and play Narva kit with 90/100W Osram All Weather and ceramic sockets. Worked very well.

[renzo_d10]

Dapat na natin ata palitan yun thread name to: "Wag kayo magHID paghalogen casing lang kayo!"

Dapat yata " NO TO SUPERWHITES ! " ...:hysterical:

[renzo_d10]

This is my set-up with our H4 equipped vehicles. Good thing now there are cheaper ceramic sockets available at True Value, Ace Hardware, etc. unlike before where i had to buy the Bosch ceramic sockets which would cost at least P 500 for the pair.

On our Innova, i used the plug and play Narva kit with 90/100W Osram All Weather and ceramic sockets. Worked very well.

Hindi naman sir nasunog reflectors ? How much bili sa Narva 90/100w and sockets ? thanks.

[renzo_d10]

This is my set-up with our H4 equipped vehicles. Good thing now there are cheaper ceramic sockets available at True Value, Ace Hardware, etc. unlike before where i had to buy the Bosch ceramic sockets which would cost at least P 500 for the pair.

On our Innova, i used the plug and play Narva kit with 90/100W Osram All Weather and ceramic sockets. Worked very well.

Hindi naman sir nasunog reflectors ? How much bili sa Narva 90/100w and sockets ? thanks.

[cjv_justice]

I think Philips Xtreme Power H4 is between P2,000-2,500 depending on where you buy (mall-based mas mahal). I highly recommend it. May isa pa daw mas malakas sa Xtreme Power, yung Xtreme Vision, however I've never tried it. Read somewhere that mas maikli daw life span ng XVision. Yung XPower ko buhay pa more than 1.5 yr old na.

Ok din daw yung Osram Nightbreaker, kaso short lifespan daw. They have a new one, Nightbreaker Plus, which supposedly addressed the short lifespan. Don't know if available here already and how much.

+1 on XTreme Power. I have both High & Low sets installed on my FD, more than enough output as far as I'm concerned. I seldom use my foglights. Now they have this new Xtreme Vision, 100% brighter (mas matalino?), still with stock wattage. I still have yet to see HB3 & HB4 variants for my Corolla. No more need for HID hubada-hubada...

sana lang mag exceed pa sa 1.5 years lifespan niya...

[vinj]

Hindi naman sir nasunog reflectors ? How much bili sa Narva 90/100w and sockets ? thanks.

Been having this set-up for over 15 years in various cars (Toyota, Nissan and Honda) and never had problems on burning the lenses. The problems ive encountered were related with a bad install (mali yung electrician) and not using ceramic sockets.

The Narva wiring kit cost me around P700 or P800 in Banawe, the ceramic sockets will set you back around P200 for a set at True Value, Ace Hardware, etc. while the Osram all-weather bulbs will cost around P500 to P600 a piece more or less.

Take note lang there's a different Narva kit for Toyota cars as the quirk on Toyota cars with a relay and wire upgrade job is the low beam might remain on with the high beam if the installer isn't familiar with it.

[desertfox615]

will try out Philipps Extreme power. If I'm not satisfied i might go the HID route.

[flying_fox]

^you buy the Philips Extreme with 80% brighter you never be mistake with this bulb.

[renzo_d10]

Para lang sa kaalaman ng lahat ...



Stock ( left ) vs. Superwhite ( right )

Obviously, napakahina ng Superwhite. :hammer:

[rattrapante]

^you buy the Philips Extreme with 80% brighter you never be mistake with this bulb.

THe newer Philips X-treme Vision are now +100%

[jrn29]

pa advise po ,nag upgrade ako ng h4 super white 90/100w kaya lang pansin ko super lakas ang init nito compare sa stock , ok lang ba yun ganun kainit ,ang inaalala ko baka kasi lumabo yung headlight eh plastic headlight lang kasi ,

[renzo_d10]

Mas mainit kasi 90/100w, hinde naman stock wattage yan.

[trucker111]

As most may have already posted, refrain from using super white halogens/HID for this proves disadvantageous during wet road conditions. Garantisado yan.

Best to use 90/100 all-weather bulbs and install ceramic sockets and relay (1 each bulb). That you can never go wrong.

Put a budget of P3-3.5k and you're good.

kailangan ba ng complete re wiring coming from stock 60/55w h4 bulb?