whats the differnce between Philips 9006 X-treme Power Headlight and Philips 9006 55w XPS2 x 1 Pair (2) New Low Beam Headlight Bulbs D2
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I don't know maybe the Phillips site would have that info. I am just a consumer of the product.
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the 9006 55 watt xps2 bulbs utilize an advanced filament that emits 100% more light output than the OEM bulbs emit the philips x-treme power 9006 bulb only emitted 80% more light output than the OEM bulbs could
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both phillps 9006 are the same. I've bought both of them just different name
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The answer lies in the CONNECTOR at the bulb. Go to your auto parts store, get the bulb type (9001, 9002, 9004, 9005, etc) then see if it matches what you find here. The second thing is the need for a headlight RELAY to power the headlights. Some cars have them from the factory and the 100/80 MUST HAVE A RELAY. If you need to install a relay make sure it is a TYCO and nothing else. Others are unsealed and they go bad quickly due to electrolysis. Hope this helps.
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Should be A 9007 bUlb check what you have in there now and search Philips crystal vision followed by bulb number. Which is most likely a 9007. it's a simple plug and play. Once you have obtained correct bulb.
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These are the low beam lights. Your headlights should have a separate bulb for the high beams.
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They're plug&play to any system running the 9006 headlight units. Google your systems application and if it's 9006 then you're good to go.
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XVS2 stands for xteme vision series 2 pack. 9006 is the model it is the xtreme power
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I don't know what generation it is, but it is the same bulb that is OEM on my Chrysler 300 and it is not very good in distance or brightness. I have tried to find some other ultra brights, but the Philips is apparently the only 9012 available at this time.
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I don't know the difference between the lamps. I suggest you go to Sony.com and make sure you order the correct lamp.
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Hi, there, the GE9006NHS is for Honda Accord or Civic. I bought 3 pairs and they burned out fast. They are not brighter than the original headlights (since they are both 55w) but little bit whiter beam.The average life of this bulbs are short for 4 months. I don't understand why?My suggestion is to buy brighter bulbs since you are going to change both bulbs. Get the 60w or even 100w bulbs. Sometime their price are even cheaper than this. Hope the answer helps.
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9006 low beam hid kit...I'd suggest 6000k if you like a glacier blue...10,000k if ya want a smurf for headlights lol
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I just looked into normal bulbs vs XtraVision bulbs. The normal bulbs have a lifetime rating of 1100 hours specified on the package. The XtraVision bulbs listed 160 hours as the rated life. Just doing the math, if I have to commute home from work after dark, which is a 45 minute drive, 160 hours works out to about 42 weeks, or less than a year. The normal bulbs would last 5+ years. Having slightly brighter headlights in exchange for vastly more maintenance seems like a poor tradeoff for most people. I see the Amazon description says the life is 850 hours, which is not what the package says.
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Scratch my answer: the headlamp is the same but set up is different on the one sent to me.
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This version is the old one with a CREE XM-L led instead of the CREE XM-L2. You can tell by the lumens. The new version puts out 550
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They are the same bulb, only the packaging is different. Both are 10 Watts, produce 940 Lumens, 2700K color temperature, 94 Lumens per Watt.
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The price is for the pair. They come with good high & low beam lamps but not the marker or directional bulbs. They also do not come with the lamp socket wiring harness shown in the photo. The ones I recieved are Eagle Eyes brand
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No you would need a 9006 bulb size for your low beams and a 9005 for high beams.
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No difference unless you get 30$ one from Sylvania, ultrastar or whatever. On basic level is the same.Philips been fine and still work since i got them about 6 month ago.