It's been about 5-6 years now and my headlight bulbs are getting pretty dim. What's a cheap that will last and bright bulb? Not in a rush to get them, don't drive too much at night anymore so I can order online if necessary. Yes I am broke

 

Anybody?..

 

helps to know what car you drive, or what headlight bulbs your car takes if you know them.

 

x2
oshram night breakers i have seen them for around $50

 

9003/h4.

 

Is there a better site to post on or maybe different section?

 

x3 thats what i run, i love them dearly.

 

How is the life span on the Night Breakers?

 

I have never used oshram before, but piaa makes some really good bulbs. I had one set of piaa in my other car for about 4-5 years.

 

Do any of those look blue from far away. I hate blue looking headlights

 

i think the super whites will
my friend has them in his car and the do but its not very deep blue.

 

im running piaa plasmo ion yellow h4 bulbs

 

silverstars will give you better brightness with a whiter light and not very blue when driving

 

There are several bulbs out now that are better than Silverstars in terms of light output.

 

Yes but how many can you pick up at your local walmart when you have a headlight burn out?

 

Plenty.
They sell aftermarket bulbs as well as the new GE bulbs

 

i started with sylvania, nokya, then moved on to the HIDS. lol.

 

wont find HIDs for less than $50 though

 

True
you can find them for $40 with lifetime warranty
http://www.ddmtuning.com/products/Ra...it-102-85.html

 

if op owns a bmw or has the housings and everything all ready for HIDS then yes, but for most cars HIDS will run more than this

 

That is a pnp kit. I suggest you learn to read before hitting the reply button

 

do you have these? hows light output? i havent heard great things from pnp's

 

No I don't have them.
i hate PnP kits. As a matter of fact, I would cut them off and make them crash if their **** is pissing me off badly.
But i was just making a point.

 

You cut off trucks and people with mis-aimed factor hids too?

 

Mis-aligned factory lights is one thing. Most people don't even know their lights are mis-aligned, much less how to fix them. I have a problem with people who knowingly and purposely put ricer HID kits in their car, just for a certain look, with no regard for how it affects their own safety or the safety of other drivers on the road. I'm sure that's what Striker is getting at.