Xenon, HIDS, Yellow White!! All comes here!!

Hey I have found Philips white light for head lamp in one accessory shop. It cost 1250. I will surely have it

Do u need to change the wiring , holders or u can just add the bulbs directly to the exsisting set up

I've heard the white lights arent tat good for nite drivin and all!
and they also do burnout too soon! And u do need to change the wiring cause the the voltage is higher! it happened to me in my scorpio! the wires got burnt

if u want white lights! HID/XENON rock!

I've got Philips Diamond vision fitted (5000k). Just take out the stock lamp and fit it in. Unlike HID wannabes it gives pure white light (no blue).

Hey ashu,
How much did u pay for it and can u temme the model number!??
u didnt hav to change the wirings cause these are known to get the stock wiring heated and eventually burnt! I've heard tat u need to fit a Cut-Out for the same!??? Also is the light as good/better than the stock!?

Hi,
I am also about to fit white lights. But now I am thinking if my wires get burnt because of that I will not get warrant. So better keep the originals as it is

better to get all this done at a good shop who knows what is happening , high power bulbs cant be used with existing set up as they will cause burn out of circuit and lamp assembly with the heat and power consumption

sorry about the late reply brothers! The bulbs are called Philips Diamond Vision. Costed me 1k and there was no need to change anything. Just take out the stock bulb and fit it in.

The wiring burnt stuff must have happened when fitting HIDs/Xenons without a proper relay.

Hey Ashu,
U mean u didnt fit any relay or likes in it! cause in tat case burnout may occur. it wont happen immediately 1-2 months or so on! the wires are made for the specific wattage of the stock bulb.The white ones are i m sure more watts than the stock! just confirm cause if it does occur, u wot get the wires replaced under warranty. IF it doesnt happen so, great!! WE"LL ALL GO FOR IT
Also please mention the light coverage, i've heard it goes down frm time to time!!

You need not to change anything till you are using a 100/90. I am using Phillips Ralley 100/90, cost is only 150. I would also suggest not to go beyond 100/90 that will blind the incoming traffic, resulting in a mess for you.

PS: Legal limit is what you have factory fitted

So is it final that we don't have to put relays if we are using 100/90 bulbs....

Regards,
Mahesh

Ye! Ashutosh and Ezee should post a 2 Month use review( u'll put it sum wer in February right!!)
I know 2 months is a short period for any such review but still for the satisfaction of others

Yeah! Ashu and Ezee please do so and for the benefit of all do share the final and tested specs and model numbers of the bulbs. I drive a lot at night and find the standard lights to be ineffective at times.

Look forward to your verdict.