I am about to order Philips H1 Vision Plus headlight bulbs for my car. I also want to change the high beam bulbs and I was wondering, do they use the same type of bulbs?
If so, will Vision Plus for low beams and Philips Blue Vision for high beams work?
Originally posted by ice1cube I am about to order Philips H1 Vision Plus headlight bulbs for my car. I also want to change the high beam bulbs and I was wondering, do they use the same type of bulbs?
If so, will Vision Plus for low beams and Philips Blue Vision for high beams work?
Be a good combination? Or vice-versa? Both VisionPlus? Both BlueVision? Some other company? CATZ for highs?
Sorry about the questions =P.
I have Blue Vision for lows and I would like to get the Vision Plus for my highs. Right now I have Hella Xenons for highs, they are bright, but from what I have heard about the Vision Plus, they are supposed to be very bright. But for your question, go with the Blue Vision for lows and the Vision Plus for your highs, you will like the look you get with the Blue visions, and great output with vision plus when you use your highs. Hope this helps
The bluevision has a tint of blue to it...a very slight tint. It's like white with a little trace of blue. You can't see it unless they are at night. In the daytime, the light is yellow...very similar to stock but at night those suckers are so much better than stock. Brighter and they light up much more. I'll take some pics of it tonight and post them.
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Here are the pics I promised. Better late than never.
Color of light on surface:
Pic of headlamps
The headlamps themselves don't look too blue in the pic but there is just a slight tint in real life. The light when it hits a surface is pretty much white with a very slight touch of blue as you can see.
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- The Jackhammer 12/2006
yea i got the vision plus..they are ok not what i expected..they are are brighter than stock..but around the same color as stock..maybe a little bit whiter..they say the bluevision is more a white light. but not as bright as the vision plus.
Originally posted by Jackhammer Here are the pics I promised. Better late than never.
Color of light on surface:
Pic of headlamps
The headlamps themselves don't look too blue in the pic but there is just a slight tint in real life. The light when it hits a surface is pretty much white with a very slight touch of blue as you can see.
just right click on the X picture go the properties copy it paste it in your browser hit fwd or go whatever then youll see the pic then hit back and youll see the pic back in the forum
the phillips vision plus blue visions are basically just like stock quality..ive heard of people having them for a year plus proabably going on 2years. Catz i hear they are ok..some ppl have luck some blow in 2months, 4months 6months whatever..
i was gonna go in on that group buy for them catz galaxy whites that have a purplish tint..but from the drivers pov i hear they are kinda not that great..and a few told me the blow around the same time all the other wanna be hids.
I have the same question, I was thinking about ordering some lights made from phillips now do they make those light bulbs for the JDM foglights because I want all my lights to match up evenly If you could please tell me what size and color would go with hyperwhite i really dont like the blue color or purplish stuff
Originally posted by DaRawkus8 I have the same question, I was thinking about ordering some lights made from phillips now do they make those light bulbs for the JDM foglights because I want all my lights to match up evenly If you could please tell me what size and color would go with hyperwhite i really dont like the blue color or purplish stuff
I'm not sure if Philips makes their bulbs in H3 much less H3C which is the type of bulbs the JDMs use. You can buy a H3 bulb and do a H3C to H3 conversion in your JDMs.
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