Thanks a lot, I must have been missing something, no matter which orientation I uploaded them in they ended up upside down.drey_p said:I've uploaded the photos again for you. Hope that helps
Totally agreeMarcR said:Am I just biased, or are the headlight clusters on the K absolutely beautiful to look at?
Main should be H7, dipped H1, fogs is H8.Josh27 said:What size are the bulbs for main beam, dipped, side lights and fogs? Cheers
The Philips WhiteVision should take care of this instead of using the illegal DiamondVision. I have seen many tests, where Philips bulbs are supreme to Nightbreaker. I have purchased the WhiteVision for my Astra. Pictures will be available later on.JJ-Yorks said:The problem with uprated halogen bulbs that look white is that as soon as you come to drive in wet conditions they are useless.
They are that bad you may as well not have your headlights on.
If you aren't prepared to install Hids and you still want to see the road in wet conditions you would probably be better getting something like night breakers unlimited, 75% of the bulbs surface is coated blue with a clear glass band running round the middle section. These are a good compromise but maybe still a little yellow for some peoples likings
If you just want the white look and aren't bothered about seeing anything in poor weather conditions then get the Philips diamond vision
Hope you don't expect the white vision to be white as you are going to be really dissapointed..still very yellow, lots of reviews too regarding these bulbs and everyone who is looking for a white light say don't buy them.LasseMandrup said:The Philips WhiteVision should take care of this instead of using the illegal DiamondVision. I have seen many tests, where Philips bulbs are supreme to Nightbreaker. I have purchased the WhiteVision for my Astra. Pictures will be available later on.JJ-Yorks said:The problem with uprated halogen bulbs that look white is that as soon as you come to drive in wet conditions they are useless.
They are that bad you may as well not have your headlights on.
If you aren't prepared to install Hids and you still want to see the road in wet conditions you would probably be better getting something like night breakers unlimited, 75% of the bulbs surface is coated blue with a clear glass band running round the middle section. These are a good compromise but maybe still a little yellow for some peoples likings
If you just want the white look and aren't bothered about seeing anything in poor weather conditions then get the Philips diamond vision
Well the WhiteVision are the best mix from both. DiamondVision can't give you the needed light in the dark as WhiteVision can. Here you are in a dilemma where color and performance are the key elements. It seems to, that the DiamondVision is not better in perfomance than WhiteVision, but i agree that they are whiter. Nonetheless I can always switch to the DiamondVision, if I am not happy with the color. The Astra has an advantage in main lights (H7) as it can hide the tinted bulb behind the glass sphere. Sometimes the headlight are far way to exposed to see that the bulb is blue tinted, which is illegal.JJ-Yorks said:Hope you don't expect the white vision to be white as you are going to be really dissapointed..still very yellow, lots of reviews too regarding these bulbs and everyone who is looking for a white light say don't buy them.LasseMandrup said:The Philips WhiteVision should take care of this instead of using the illegal DiamondVision. I have seen many tests, where Philips bulbs are supreme to Nightbreaker. I have purchased the WhiteVision for my Astra. Pictures will be available later on.JJ-Yorks said:The problem with uprated halogen bulbs that look white is that as soon as you come to drive in wet conditions they are useless.
They are that bad you may as well not have your headlights on.
If you aren't prepared to install Hids and you still want to see the road in wet conditions you would probably be better getting something like night breakers unlimited, 75% of the bulbs surface is coated blue with a clear glass band running round the middle section. These are a good compromise but maybe still a little yellow for some peoples likings
If you just want the white look and aren't bothered about seeing anything in poor weather conditions then get the Philips diamond vision
That's why everyone wanting white lights from standard H7 tend to buy the diamond vision
Looking good...can't beat HID's but how are you coping with them on high beam as they need a few seconds to warm up.Liam3593 said:I've upgraded my my headlights including my high beam to 6000k HID. Soo bright I don't even need high beam. I've also upgraded my fogs to 6000k bulbs. All white every thing![]()