Aftermarket Headlamps
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There is a small problem with Hella H4s in that when they are used on cars where they are mounted in a low position (like RX7s and Jaguars), and they are adjusted so that the low beams light the roadway properly, the high beams are then too high.
For that reason, I like the old Cibie Z beams better, although they are admittedly more expensive and rather hard to find. Those third-world H4s like Autopal, etc. have an absolutely horrible conical beam pattern which is nothing like a Hella or Cibie, regardless of what they may claim.
For that reason, I like the old Cibie Z beams better, although they are admittedly more expensive and rather hard to find. Those third-world H4s like Autopal, etc. have an absolutely horrible conical beam pattern which is nothing like a Hella or Cibie, regardless of what they may claim.
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From: Acton, Ontario, Canada
Originally Posted by faye x7
I bought something off ebay, yeah probably a big nono for the technobabble freaks that are on here, but whatever. They're are a hell of alot brighter than the stock lamps and and the light is much whiter and I can see VERY well at night. Maybe I will take pics of what they are.
Well, I gotta agree with that. ANYTHING is better than some old sealed beam bulb.
Hell, my MAGLIGHT is brighter than the headlights that came on my car....
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