Err, actually, according to my SC, no, changing the light bulbs with after market ones do not void the warranty as long as they are of the same specs.

They are considered a part of wear and tear.

Only for the low beam

Just get Philips Crystal vision if you so want to change the stock bulb, or get Diamond vision of you want the aesthetic white light. At least if you get stopped, you can argue that they are halogen bulbs.

The bulb on the right headlamp (CFE) is difficult to change because of a bar obstructing the space

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Guys, those who want their names on the list, please PM me instead of posting in this thread.

I only managed to install the left one by my own, even after I know the trick, the right one proved difficult. Ended up with the hand work of a very skinny accessory shop worker to do it

Congratulations in advance. A reminder though, don't freak out if you encounter some minor noise or rattling, all those can be fixed at the SC. It would be better if you don't have those problem when you receive it though.

Lol you must have been to that thread. Let me tell you, both are fine. The so-called inferior 'Asia-Pacific/USA Packaging' bulbs are actually made in neighboring countries of Germany, like Poland.

Since I don't want to have that awkward looks if I need to use high beam, otherwise a pair of lights would be whitish and another pair would be yellow, I changed both my low beams and high beam to Crystal Visions, one with the Europe packaging and another in Asia packaging (bought separately). Both are of the same quality in my book, the digital security codes were verified on the same website. The website also shows you how many times the code has been verified, so no same code can be used more than once.

I kind of regretted that I picked silver instead of gold/brown. Initially I thought that the color was very 'uncle'ish', and there was very very few Preve with that color on road. Soon after many people bought Preve, and the gold/brown looked very nice and unique.

Actually I am content with the quality of the tint, under intense sunlight it's pretty uncomfortable, especially from the windscreen. But overall it's pretty good, thinking of adding another layer by ECOtint.

Preve shaky compared to Almeera? I hope you're joking

Believe me, I believe most people here have test driven other cars before buying Preve. If you meant the vibration, yes, it's more apparent in Preve because of the less refinement done compared to Suprima. Of course, Preve is the test bed for Suprima

For me, I don't think that the 'vibration' is something bad, it will go away once the car moves. During high speed, Preve's bigger chassis actually helps in reducing the 'vibration'.

That's why I'm thinking of adding another ECOtint layer to be better than what it is now. Maybe only the heat rejection tint as the one came with CFE is a 2-in-1 (security and cooling). Still looking for price though.

Yes, but with the recent changes in window tinting regulation, I'm hoping by adding another layer, it would still pass the test. Of course, homework first.

You can but you usually won't need to. It just increases your rpm so it's useful if you are going to over take a car especially on Hill climb. Even so, most of the times D is more than enough.

Police should take CFE to chase bad guys!

Nice, what colour?

Unless, of course, if you can find car that excels both in features and FC, but as you already know, it's impossible.

Anyone got this notification? Received it this morning.

I'm more interested in the instruction. Did you go to the SC and had it updated?

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