Saker
Senior Member
I always measure center beam at the lens, out 25' mark the wall and adjust 2.5 ~ 3" minimum below the line marked on the wall.
Regular Headlight Bulbs
- Thread starter mbumpus11
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I always measure center beam at the lens, out 25' mark the wall and adjust 2.5 ~ 3" minimum below the line marked on the wall.
Paragon1
Member
The silver star zxe didn't oxidize the replacement headlight housings. Ran them for 2 yrs. They burn a lot cooler.
Also, the fogs are H16, not H11. I was mistaken. (This is on my 15 TE)
XenonDepot
New member
Be careful with "50W" HID kits, as many vendors simply use a standard 35W HID bulb and overdrive it with a 50W ballast. You do get more light output (but less of an even light spread). As a result of overdriving the bulb, it will burn hotter, and burn out prematurely. Buyer beware.
Steve
Steve
manofsteele2003
New member
I used to run Silverstars in my FJ but got tired of replacing them every year. Changed to Piaa's and those lasted 3 years then changed over to Philips Vision plus, I put the same in the 4Runner. So far so good plus I like that I can get them locally instead of having to order them. I know that bulbs didn't last as long in the FJ because of the DRLs so hopefully these will last twice as long in the 4Runner.
XenonDepot
New member
Most halogens are still going to have some yellow in them but if you want to stay with a halogen bulb with decent light output, I'd suggest the H11 Philips Crystal Vision Bulbs. They are rated at 4000K.
John
John
