dudley6623
Member
Im looking to change/upgrade my headlight bulbs to something brigher and whiter without fitting xenon's. just wondering what if any you guys have fitted
many thanks
many thanks
highvoltage
Member
Osram Night Breaker Unlimited 
td5nut
Well-Known Member
Osram Night Breaker Unlimited
an me
deejaybarn33
New Member
Same on mine
bg_freelander
Active Member
The HID Conversion KIT by hids4u with 6000k is unfortunately out of stock at the moment
dudley6623
Member
do you guys use the night breakers on the dipped and high beams and what do you use for the side lights?
Epicuser
Ex Freelander Owner
Freelander 1 pre facelift uses H4 I believe. (2 bulbs)
Facelift has H7 for dipped beam and mean beam. (4 bulbs)
dudley6623
Member
So what side light bulbs are you using with your night breakers?
highvoltage
Member
would you mind recommending which LED side lights to use please ? Theres so many on Ebay !!
Cheers
funny enough I've got a pair of ring square spots , but has a 55 watt bulb and been thinking of putting 100 w bulbs in each spot.
what have u guys fitted wattage wise in ur spots plse
is it worth dropping a some LED bulbs in there as they have halogens as standard
so much range online,???
thks
what have u guys fitted wattage wise in ur spots plse
is it worth dropping a some LED bulbs in there as they have halogens as standard
so much range online,???
thks
spacecowboy2442
Member
Osram night breakers unlimited. Ordered today £15 delivered.
Nodge68
Well-Known Member
Technically yes 55 Watts is the max wattage. However on a lamp that is only on with main beams, it's difficult to tell from the outside.
Nodge68
Well-Known Member
LED's aren't as focused as proper bulbs. This means that although that might have a higher luminous output, it is diffused so less light goes where you want.
This is how these so called high brightness bulbs work. The actual light output is strictly controlled in order to meet the necessary requirements. These high brightness bulbs aren't really that much brighter than a quality, new, standard bulb. However they do generally have a small filament. This smaller filament allows for a more tightly controlled beam. This is what gives the extra brightness. The gas used allows the small filament go burn whiter too. This adds to the overall brightening effect.
In the real world, only a higher wattage will give you more actual light. Sadly high wattage bulbs don't comply to the regulations, hence they can't be used on the public roads.
NoDosh
Active Member
I've got these for the side lights. They light up the whole reflector a lot more effectively than the standard W5W wedge.
T10 CREE SMD LED LIGHT REPLACES 501 GLASS WEDGE PACK OF 2 XENON LOOK
I've also got these in the reverse lamps. MUCH brighter than the original bulbs, makes reversing in to my driveway (completely unlit, nearest street lights are 2 miles away) and absolute doddle.
120SMD BRIGHT WHITE REVERSE LIGHT EACH 382 BA15S FITTING
T10 CREE SMD LED LIGHT REPLACES 501 GLASS WEDGE PACK OF 2 XENON LOOK
I've also got these in the reverse lamps. MUCH brighter than the original bulbs, makes reversing in to my driveway (completely unlit, nearest street lights are 2 miles away) and absolute doddle.
120SMD BRIGHT WHITE REVERSE LIGHT EACH 382 BA15S FITTING
