Help Our stock G37 HID head light bulb
#16
not just that but why the heck would anyone want to do downgrade their output? we all know the stock 4300K is supreme to any temp out there and yes they look boring and blah blah but when it rains or if its foggy, good luck seeing anything with your blue HID's. That being said, I have the CBI's from Osram and absolutely hate them, why the hell did I get these, they look dull and so I'll be going back to my Philips 4300K when I take off my winter wheels. Always get Philips, as said you get what you pay for and their quality is supreme.
#17
I have Osram CBI bulbs and they have amazing output. They are 5000-5500k with roughly the same lumens as OEM while having a whiter appearance. You can go with Nightbreakers that are 4300k and have the most lumens over any bulb that I know of.
Make sure to buy from a reputable dealer/seller for the CBI or any name brand D2S bulb. There are plenty of knockoffs on ebay and elsewhere. They are consistently $175-200. If the deal is too good to be true, it probably is.
Make sure to buy from a reputable dealer/seller for the CBI or any name brand D2S bulb. There are plenty of knockoffs on ebay and elsewhere. They are consistently $175-200. If the deal is too good to be true, it probably is.
#18
I have Osram CBI bulbs and they have amazing output. They are 5000-5500k with roughly the same lumens as OEM while having a whiter appearance. You can go with Nightbreakers that are 4300k and have the most lumens over any bulb that I know of.
Make sure to buy from a reputable dealer/seller for the CBI or any name brand D2S bulb. There are plenty of knockoffs on ebay and elsewhere. They are consistently $175-200. If the deal is too good to be true, it probably is.
Make sure to buy from a reputable dealer/seller for the CBI or any name brand D2S bulb. There are plenty of knockoffs on ebay and elsewhere. They are consistently $175-200. If the deal is too good to be true, it probably is.
#19
I ordered from a site and they would only go on for a second and then cut off...When I contacted the company they said after 08 our cars don't work with aftermarket bulbs,how true is this? Sorry no trying to thread jack
Last edited by Craze; 04-21-2015 at 08:21 PM.
#20
what the heck? What site is this that you speak of because its quite BS what their saying.
#22
I have heard that the OEM ballasts are picky. I think it's hit or miss with aftermarket bulbs. I know that the Morimoto XB bulbs will work as well as OSRAM and Philips, without issues. Those are probably your safest options for upgrading.
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#27
I got the Osram CBIs from TRS and they are brighter than stock with a 5000-5500k color. TRS told me the new Morimoto XBs are pretty close to CBIs. Not sure how they work with the picky OEM ballasts. Get on Facebook and look up TRS page, follow them and watch for a set of CBIs to pop up for a hell of a price! Latest ones I've seen are averaging $75-125 versus brand new at $180.
#29
Not sure if anybody has ran them yet but TRS wanted me to try them instead of the CBIs as they thought I wouldn't have any issues with igniting. Give them a call and see what they tell you.
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