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Originally Posted by gpa The Philips Xtreme Power bulbs are not brighter than the Philips 100/90 W bulbs. A higher wattage bulbs indicates better illumination. The Xtreme Power bulbs however are the brightest performing bulbs in the 60/55 W bulbs range.
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gpa |
+1 to that.
Philips Xtreme are 80% brighter (as claimed) but in the 55/60W bracket.
Bulbs which are forced to produce more light than their normal wattage have a shorter life span. Quote:
Originally Posted by jithudigitised i had purchased Philips Rally 130/100 for my swift from the Motor plaza,trivandrum,kerala 4 months back.They had installed relay and wiring also.Relay was from TVS. Yesterday it got fused.Now i changed back to the company fitted headlights.
So is the Philips rally series head lamps not that good.
As a matter of fact it generated lot of heat and my holders started melting.It was only seen when the mechanic opened the holders to change the bulbs.The mechanic also told me that 130/100 bulbs cannot be fitted on swift since the company doesn't recommend that.
So now i want a new pair of bulbs.I am little bit concerned about the holders also.So what headlights would you all recommend with respect to the current situations.
May be i should go for 100/90 bulbs right? |
Did you change your holders when you got the TVS wiring + relay done? Is it designed for handling 100/130 W of power?
You may have experienced a blown bulb due to faulty/inadequate wiring or fake bulbs or hand touched etc etc.. I suggest you get a Bosch wiring kit and relay which comes with Bakelite holders. Your 100/130 Philips bulbs will not cause the holders to melt. Since you have not mentioned any problem with the headlamp assembly / reflectors, I suggest you do this.
Last edited by ankitahuja : 15th October 2008 at 15:00.
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