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    Auto supply shops and car accessories shop sometimes carry these brands.

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    dieselNUBI,

    meron kmi xwind. nilagyan ko ng all weather bulbs. 130/100 watts. ok nmn sya maliwanag. gs2 ko nga lagyan din yung fog lamps nya, pwde kaya yun?

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    jondy::: All-weather, blue-vision and etc. bulbs are only 55/60W bulbs. The package may indicate 130/100, 135/110 and etc for marketing reasons. You should be able to check the actual wattage of your bulbs at the base stamped and voltage use.

    Aux driving lamps can also be changed, provided that there is an aftermarket bulb that can fit in. Most common bulbs used are either H1 or H3 types.

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    so any other xwind users out there that had upgraded their headbulbs?

    im currently using visionplus... but im not yet quite satisfied bcoz i have tints on my windshield and i want a much more brighter headlights... no white headlights...

    maybe 120w will do the trick.

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    gamit ko sa hilux s ung Catz 85/80 i thnk pero sa case nya indicates output of 170/160 na parang marketing reasons lng ata.

    but to compare it with philips/osram na gamit ko nuon malaki din ang difference. medyo pricey nga lang ung catz

    imo stay away from taiwan bulbs. gamit ko before were those pure whites na before ng 1 year isa ay busted the other nabasag. i had to clean the headlight casing pa.

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    Originally posted by wheelieboi
    gamit ko sa hilux s ung Catz 85/80 i thnk pero sa case nya indicates output of 170/160 na parang marketing reasons lng ata.

    but to compare it with philips/osram na gamit ko nuon malaki din ang difference. medyo pricey nga lang ung catz

    imo stay away from taiwan bulbs. gamit ko before were those pure whites na before ng 1 year isa ay busted the other nabasag. i had to clean the headlight casing pa.
    Hey,
    may I ask something? Did you changed your "Headlamp" wiring harness? or wiring system?

    Coz a co-employee of mine who changed his Nissan Sentra's headlamp experienced his "HEADLAMP Socket" being burned out. Malakas at mainit daw, hindi kaya ng Sentra. The default socket wattage is 55 watts.
    Dapat daw palitan ang wiring harness....so did you?

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    what are the advantages of having a blue/white colored bulb over an all weather bulb?

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    parang sakin ang ganda ng blue/white color bulbs tlagang malinawag. pero parang ang init... d ko lam un stock headlights ng rav eh pero gusto ko sya lagyan ng blue/white if hindi sana kamahalan...

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    Originally posted by Paulo
    Hey,
    may I ask something? Did you changed your "Headlamp" wiring harness? or wiring system?

    Coz a co-employee of mine who changed his Nissan Sentra's headlamp experienced his "HEADLAMP Socket" being burned out. Malakas at mainit daw, hindi kaya ng Sentra. The default socket wattage is 55 watts.
    Dapat daw palitan ang wiring harness....so did you?
    Nissan OEM sockets burn out easily when you upgrade to higher wattage bulbs and relays... Change to Bosch ceramic sockets, ayus na yan.

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    Originally posted by vinj
    Nissan OEM sockets burn out easily when you upgrade to higher wattage bulbs and relays... Change to Bosch ceramic sockets, ayus na yan.
    Sorry for asking but where do you buy those cermic sockets? and up to how many wattage is this?

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