cool blue headlight bulb replacement
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(Unfortunately my '01 s430 does not have xenon headlights)
Anyone in this forum have experience with the Osram/Sylvania "cool blue" replacement bulbs?
SYLVANIA Lamp Replacement Guide
MERCEDES BENZ 2001 S-class
Low beam headlamp
Part number = H7
With replaceable halogen capsules
Upgrade Part Number = H7CB
Cool Blue Halogen Upgrade - White Hot; Super Cool; 100% Street Legal
Part number = HID
With HID (high intensity discharge) headlamps
High beam headlamp
Part number = H7
Upgrade Part Number = H7CB
Cool Blue Halogen Upgrade - White Hot; Super Cool; 100% Street Legal
How easy is it to swap out the bulbs?
Anyone in this forum have experience with the Osram/Sylvania "cool blue" replacement bulbs?
SYLVANIA Lamp Replacement Guide
MERCEDES BENZ 2001 S-class
Low beam headlamp
Part number = H7
With replaceable halogen capsules
Upgrade Part Number = H7CB
Cool Blue Halogen Upgrade - White Hot; Super Cool; 100% Street Legal
Part number = HID
With HID (high intensity discharge) headlamps
High beam headlamp
Part number = H7
Upgrade Part Number = H7CB
Cool Blue Halogen Upgrade - White Hot; Super Cool; 100% Street Legal
How easy is it to swap out the bulbs?
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G500,toyota supra, 67corvette,05 pathfinder
Have not used those but the PRO ONE bulbs look just like HID, they are $35.00 a pair.... You want a number to guy that sales them? I have then in my hi, low beams, and fog lights...
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The Sylvania Cool Blues are not blue at all. If it's the Xenon look you are looking for don't get the Cool Blues because you will be disappointed. They give a bright white light with no blue color. If you want the Xenon look, get some PIAA's. I have some PIAA Super Xtremes in my w140 and they are very bright and have a bluish color like the factory Xenons.
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i'm going with NOKYA based on the info i stumbled upon at http://www.autothing.com/P-Support/p...mparebulbs.htm
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Originally posted by sportlichE430
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how much for the PIAAs?
where can i procure them or the PRO ONEs??
easy bulb swap out???
Kerr / Wmak8
how much for the PIAAs?
where can i procure them or the PRO ONEs??
easy bulb swap out???
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arent those called "hyperwhites" or something, i heard they blow out after a couple of weeks because its really just 30% xenon gas with a mixture of other gases in a regular halogen bulb or something. they may look like xenons when u look at the headlight, but the area the light will cover at night probably cannot match real xenons.
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Originally posted by ajayz
arent those called "hyperwhites" or something, i heard they blow out after a couple of weeks because its really just 30% xenon gas with a mixture of other gases in a regular halogen bulb or something. they may look like xenons when u look at the headlight, but the area the light will cover at night probably cannot match real xenons.
arent those called "hyperwhites" or something, i heard they blow out after a couple of weeks because its really just 30% xenon gas with a mixture of other gases in a regular halogen bulb or something. they may look like xenons when u look at the headlight, but the area the light will cover at night probably cannot match real xenons.