hey people just wanted to know what brightess n has the farthus line of sight. headlight/bulbs there are on the market or what the best combo is.

i have a 2000 EX n i do a lot of canyon/mountain runs at night.

 

Stock headlight with some after market bulbs like xenon ultra white bright do a good job.

 

i forgot the name of them, but they sell them at AUTOZONE, 20 bucks, and they are MORE brigth than OEM bulbs and LEGAL! i have a pair on my SiR headlights, Ngga be gettin blind when they cut me off ^_^

 

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Jesus christ.

HIDs and a projector retrofit are the only thing that's really going to improve lighting.

 

well when your on a budget anything like thsi will work, dont get me wrong i love HID, but i just dont got the budget for that right now!

 

If you're on a tight budget, high-quality bulbs such as the Philips X-treme Power (not ricer xenon hyper-whites), and a headlight relay setup will provide a decent improvement. Also, don't forget to check the aim.

Oh, and leave the night time "canyon runs" to the movies.

 

Silverstars are ok too, they dont give that rice *** blue tint to your lights.

 

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The Osram SilverStars are decent, but the commonly available Sylvania SilverStars are over-rated.