- Projects more foreground illumination
- Increased down road visibility wіth nο added glare
- Redesigned lens аnԁ higher wattage light source
- 850 hour light source
- Designed fοr maximum durability аnԁ performance
Sylvania XtraVision Halogen Headlight delivers three times more foreground illumination whісh іѕ designed tο mаkе up tο 20% more strong illumination аnԁ increasing down road visibility wіth nο added glare. It adds 850 hour οf a higher wattage light source whісh іѕ twice thе ordinary sealed beam. Thіѕ sealed beam scheme more uniform beam pattern thereby helps tο evident surpass аt night whісh enhances driving protection. Thіѕ XtraVision headlight bееn designed fοr maximum durability аnԁ performance.
List Price: $ 14.60
Price: $ 14.60
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The best legal upgrade for your 9007 headlights,
Sylvania does not keep it a secret that their SilverStar and SilverStar Ultra line of headlights are not designed for longevity. According to Sylvania for their 9007s, their SilverStar lasts 150 hours, the SilverStar Ultra lasts 200 hours, while the XtraVision lasts 375 hours. The 9008/H13 ordinary bulb can go up to 1000 hours, while the Sylvania SilverStar 9008/H13 is rated at only 325 hours and the 9008/H13 XtraVision is rated for 500 hours.
In the SilverStars, the gas mixture and filaments were designed to compensate for the loss of light transmission from the filter (tint) on the bulb glass. The SilverStars are essentially “ricer” bulbs designed to make the affect temperature appear near 4000K (HID white) but this costs you lifespan.
From experience, the XtraVisions will last at least 3-4 years of habitual use (about 30 minutes every workday). Daytime Running Lights and automatic headlights SEVERELY reduce bulb lifespan because they keep the bulbs running at full voltage whenever you use the car contrary to well loved belief. In addition, headlight bulbs are rated at 12.8 VDC, which means that the rated hours were obtained from testing at 12.8 VDC. Running the bulbs at a higher voltage, like the 14.0 VDC that most charging systems produce, will dramatically reduce bulb life. So this is not a bolt from the blue that SilverStar owners are getting 3-6 months of use out of their bulbs.
I have used XtraVisions on 3 different cars over the past 7 years and have the utmost confidence in the lighting power. They are subdue halogens and produce a 3200K “white”, but there is a DRAMATIC difference from factory Ordinary or Long Life 9007s. They make all insightful objects light up, and I can see a bit farther down the road. I’ve tested GE Nighthawk 9007s and they produce a slightly whiter light with about the same light output, so either the XtraVision or GE Nighthawk 9007s are the best halogen upgrade.
The ultimate lighting solution would be a street-legal HID upgrade, which is cost prohibitive for most owners and requires a lot of work to install. The next best thing would be XtraVision bulbs.
Pros: The best bulb upgrade you can get with a decent lifespan (about 800 hours). Perfectly street legal, and a huge improvement over Ordinary or LL bulbs. Can be bought at discount prices.
Cons: Subdue a 3200K halogen “white” which is yellow compared to HIDs. Confusing marketing causes most people to buy SilverStar / Ultra bulbs instead. The lifespan isn’t nearly as excellent as HID or LED.
Overall: 5/5 stars for what it is: affordable upgrade for existing lighting.
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A excellent choice for a brighter and wider light pattern.,
According to the packaging they only last about 1/2 last as long as the stock headlight bulbs. Well I guess I do not drive that much at night as I have yet to wear out a set.
I do know that I have replaced factory bulbs that were subdue working after 10 years with these due to the fact that even thought they subdue worked that they were noticeably dim.
FYI All headlight bulbs become dimmer due to usage as they age. So if you have ancient / original bulbs and want a brighter bulb that gives you more distance to the front and sides without spending a lot of money buy a set of these. They may not last as many years as the factory ones yet the light pattern is much surpass and these will last several times as long as some of the other bulbs like the “Silver Stars” and similar bulbs. Also these are “legal” to use.While some of the other bulbs out there are not “legal” and may hurt your wiring and headlight housings.
If you really wish to make a serious “legal” improvement to your headlights. I would recommend upgrading to a relay headlight utilize and a set of these bulbs.
Thank you.
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I noticed a huge difference!,
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