Author: murcod
Subject: Improve headlights ??
Posted: 04 Apr 2018 at 1:34am
I prefer "dribble"... as in "they're dribbling s**t" (Edited out by myself before the forum's auto "naughty word" edit had a chance.)
I found the comparison pictures I did- it was back in 2009 and involved the stock Suzuki fit Koito H4, Osram Night Breaker (original version) and Philips Xtreme (original version.) It was a simple test using a camera locked to the same exposure and the roller door in my garage as the target![LOL]( "LOL")
. Looking through the pictures, it was actually low beam that showed the most notable improvement/ difference in light output. The Night Breaker had the whitest light output out of the three, the others a bit more yellow.
I'll do a similar simple comparison for the H7 cornering lamps when they arrive.
Subject: Improve headlights ??
Posted: 04 Apr 2018 at 1:34am
 Fillco wrote:Thanks Oh yes advertising dribble and drivel. So Autoexpress have the pukka spherical test chamber for checking light output too, well if their real world test is limited to how far the beam travels, did they test the lamps in more than one car, yes they must have done surely.  |
I prefer "dribble"... as in "they're dribbling s**t" (Edited out by myself before the forum's auto "naughty word" edit had a chance.)
I found the comparison pictures I did- it was back in 2009 and involved the stock Suzuki fit Koito H4, Osram Night Breaker (original version) and Philips Xtreme (original version.) It was a simple test using a camera locked to the same exposure and the roller door in my garage as the target
. Looking through the pictures, it was actually low beam that showed the most notable improvement/ difference in light output. The Night Breaker had the whitest light output out of the three, the others a bit more yellow.I'll do a similar simple comparison for the H7 cornering lamps when they arrive.