Anyone change before?
China bulb very cheap, Narva seems like good product, at least branded and got big heatsink.

Easy to install?
did the bulb it last?
blinding other driver or not?

Projector headlight, not auto leveling

Philips Ultinon range looks ok as well....

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yup... thats why I am still using halogen 4300k bulbs

I did look in to HID conversion, but didnt go down that path as dont want to be an idiot

What is the E ratings? what are the ratings? need to look in to this.

good tip on dimensions...
I also worry that the bulb with the heat sink and all cannot fit in or cannot close the dust cap afterwards

I find car at the back not so bad compare to car at the side due to the light disperse pattern.... many SUV and those big 4x4 like hilux etc, headlight already dem kaw high and blinding

4300k is halogen bulb.
even no hujan also cannot see road but off the lights then will notice the darkness around
halogen is no good.... compared to my other car with HID, so nice.

but pasang high beam I can see very thing, keep high beam stock colour temp


LED bulb is 5800-6500k
I think 6000 above is too blue already, keep to lower range better.

Looking at Philips WhiteVision Ultra 4200k specs, it's Homologation ECE but the Philips Crystal Vision 4300k does not have Homologation ECE

Also very strange that the specs only states its for High Beam, meaning if use for low beam, will the life span be effected or will melt the housing due to heat?

my headlights kilat kilat... like my car, even engine bay.

I usually stick to branded, Phillips, Orasm or Narva stuffs.... of the course, sometimes the hardware shop dont have the ones I wanted so try cheaper japanese brand (but probably chinese knock off) bulb before, but there were crap. Never use bosch before.

RM25? Bulbs are like over RM150 for the pack usually including parker bulbs.

Factory fitted HID have a glare shield as the output is a lot higher, while halogen bulbs dont have.

So when people modify the headlights to HID, but did not include the glare shield, it ends up blinding on coming car or so....
Some people tune the headlights lower to compensate but most dont or dont know about this.

Looking at phillips ... I prefer lower temp, 6000k probably too blue for my liking and invite police kacau during block.

Ultinon Essential is 6500k

Ultinon Pro is 5800K

have to find cheap source with good reputations

JPJ ok to bullshit out, especially projector headlights....

but police give you fine, you go court settle/dispute yourself....

brightness is the lumens....

colour temp is is measure in temp (Kelvin)
I prefer to stick to below 5000K

if you are not into the looks just want normal light, go use those like Philips extreme vision plus or Orasm NightBreaker 200, like 30~50% brighter then normal cheap halogen bulb the mechanic or SC will install for you.

talking about looks and functionality, once you dabble into higher colour temp, the same bulb will look not as bright as these normal bulbs due to how our eyes see the wavelenght and need higher lumens

if your car is using H4 bulb, just change back existing H4.... dont bother going LED unless you hand itchy, there are cooling fans in the bulb might cause interference, too white, police kacau, etc..

this is good, Night Breaker 200, standard 12v, 55W bulb

novasight cheaper.... will look at it. no experience with this brand

I ordered this since its like 50% cheaper then philips.... buang or cannot fit also not losing much money

I have been using the novsight LED bulbs for months already....

Feedback,
seems to be better than my halogen bulb, however it is not as good as my other car with stock HID.

I had look around trying to see if its blinding other cars or not, including putting my other car in front of it and driving around the car or towards it. Its not blinding as my car got projector style lights.

Light dispersion, the light seem to disperse to the left, like the nike swoosh being flip 180. Good for looking at house number at night.
I tried to adjust the headlights angling (there are some screws on the headlight casing) had angle it as low as possible or as high as possible, play with the bulb Left/right but cant do much due to the angle/direction the bulb need to go into the housing.

I can't see rain puddles on the road until splash on them when it is raining. I can see the water on the road, but not sure if its puddle or just wet road, so have to drive slower.

If there are no cars around and it is totally dark, it perform pretty good. If it is not too dark and many cars with HID about, I cant see much due to the light temp/colour.

Can hear the fan whining sound. Cant lock the bulbs in the housing properly, but the plastic dust cap keeps the bulbs in place. the heat sink becomes hot, but no problem so far.

Cheaper and better then using those 4000~4300K halogen bulbs.
If you use those standard yellow halogen (this is probably the best) and value for money, just not to nice to look at.

Wattage: 72W/Pair
Lumen value: 10000LM/Pair
Voltage: 9-32V
Color temperature: 6000K

I bought these Novsight bulbs one year ago, now hand itchy want to buy another product to use cause think maybe this would be even more brighter. Dunno how they calculate the power as the voltage range seems dem huge

*Voltage: 9-18V DC
*Power: 60W
*Lumens: 12000LM/Pair
*Color: 6500K WHITE

old junk car with projector headlights