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RSX headlight bulb opinions Hi guys, just wondering what brand of bulbs other RSX owners are running in their cars and how do you like them? Is anyone running LED bulbs? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
Regular halogens for me. I haven't seen HIDs or LED's that retain a good cutoff. |
What brand are you using? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
Look for Philips XtremeVision (+100/+130s) halogen bulbs. Compared to Sylvania Silverstars, they last longer and shine brighter. This is because they don't have the blue coating that reduces light over the entire filament. LEDs don't have the same light pattern as halogen bulbs, so while your short throw (nearby) light will seem brighter, the long throw light will be worse because the housing's can't direct the light in the right direction. |
I will check the Philips out Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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For a halogen, the Philips are the best. If you have 9005/9006 bulbs, look into HIR (not HID) headlights. 9011/9012 have the same output pattern as 9005/9006 respectively, but at double the lumens. Otherwise, Philips has a handy automotive lighting finder that will tell you what type of bulb and what options they offer you: Philips Automotive Bulb Look-up | Find bulbs for your vehicle |
RSX headlight bulb opinions The RSX runs H1 bulbs. Which specific model worked best for you? How much and where did you buy them from? Going to buy bulbs today. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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I got them from Amazon US at the time, but Amazon Canada seems to sell the H1 Xtremevisions that you're looking for. Not sure if Amazon link is allowed here, but if you search Philips H1 Xtremevision on Amazon Canada, you'll see the 2 Pack for $40 CAD shipped. |
If you want the best output possible and long bulb life, you could always properly retrofit a HID kit, with the proper projectors and everything. It costs some money and takes effort, though. The Retrofit Source sells some good projectors. |
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Xenon Depot LED in Toyota halogen projectors aren't bright enough in the RSX I have Morimoto XB D4S retrofitted with mini-H1 lenses...IMHO worth the legwork esp in rainy Vancouver, and I hate cutting shit up, so that says a lot |
Stick with OEM. Aftermarket ones don't last any you will have to replace often. |
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