Gouldinator1's Sv6

[GoodTimes]

This here is H1


And this here is H7

I only got those lights about 1 month ago and swear I out H7 in. I'll check in my car tomorrow, I still have the packets in there. Ummm Autobarn, Repco anywhere about $150 a pair, eBay about $70 a pair for genuine. Diamond Vision is a Philliks version. And they have one called Crystal Blue 4300K I'm pretty sure. They are blue as apprised to diamonds white and 4300k is the legal ADR limit. So mine right now are illegal. Your foggies will be H3.
And your stock lights will take H4.

 

[GoodTimes]

Sorry Yeap you were right get H1!!!!!!!!

 

[Gouldinator1]

This here is H1...

And this here is H7...

I only got those lights about 1 month ago and swear I out H7 in. I'll check in my car tomorrow, I still have the packets in there. Ummm Autobarn, Repco anywhere about $150 a pair, eBay about $70 a pair for genuine. Diamond Vision is a Philliks version. And they have one called Crystal Blue 4300K I'm pretty sure. They are blue as apprised to diamonds white and 4300k is the legal ADR limit. So mine right now are illegal. Your foggies will be H3.

And your stock lights will take...

Sorry Yeap you were right get H1!!!!!!!!

Thanks heaps GoodTimes but I do have more questions. Doing further research on this I am unclear of what is currently in the headlight. When it says H1 Xenon globes, is that an HID Xenon or an Xenon Halogen globe? (I am thinking it is the later.)

Also the replacement Philips globes are they Halogens or Xenon Halogens, or am I just getting confused with all the different references to Xenon...

 

[Nic92]

i thought Xenon was a brand.

 

[GoodTimes]

Xenon is a chemical. Symbol XE, atomic number 54. Dude just go to an autobarn and get them to show you to the HID section for replacement globes and there should be a little gadget where you press the buttons and it shows the light. There is the normal yellow looking ones, blue and also white. And you just decide from there picking your size. I just got kind of confused with your post. But don't hesitate to ask me anything else.

 

[unregistered]

Regular Xenon globes are not HID. HIDs have separate transformers to make them run and don't have filaments.

 

[Gouldinator1]

i thought Xenon was a brand.

Like GoodTimes said, Xenon is an element used in the globe.

Xenon is a chemical. Symbol XE, atomic number 54. Dude just go to an autobarn and get them to show you to the HID section for replacement globes and there should be a little gadget where you press the buttons and it shows the light. There is the normal yellow looking ones, blue and also white. And you just decide from there picking your size. I just got kind of confused with your post. But don't hesitate to ask me anything else.

Yeah I think I confused everyone...I will have to go and check some out. My question really was what are the current standard globes called? H1 Xenon what?

I am probably going to go with the Philips 4000k Blue Vision.

Regular Xenon globes are not HID. HIDs have separate transformers to make them run and don't have filaments.

I thought as much and new HIDs need the extra transformers but it was things like this (under 'A lighting solution for any vehicle.') that had me confused when it said Xenon HID.

 

[Bizzy029]

A few pictures of the new gauges.
View attachment 122471

i wouldn't mind getting something similar in my car, but with with in car air temp and one with a clock..

 

[GoodTimes]

Meh I don't know what the standards globes are. I'll just take a picture of them. They are brand new and I took them out as soon as I bought the LED strip lights.

 

[GoodTimes]

The ones with the cable are your foggies.