Is there an advantage to using the Bi-Xenon for the high/low beam as opposed to the Bi-Xenon low/Halogen high?
745753
I wouldn't know what the bi-xenon light would look like but the bi-xenon low is pretty much the same as the halogen high. The low is just so crystal clear and when you turn in the high it just looks like a dirty light. I originally just had the bi-xenon light and no high what so ever, I just wanted the option to have a high beam so I can flash people that have there high beams on. With this kit I got now I hardly ever use the high beam.
745754
I think it is more a persons preference than anything, I prefer the hid for low and high but never run highs.
745755
Yes. Using the Bi-Xenon high/low beam will produce a nice brightness when you activate the high beam. Its like using two hide one for low and high. For the Bi-Xenon low/Halogen high you will see a difference of lightning between two. One low beam with a nice brightness and when you active the high halogen beam will produce a normal incandescent standard light. Hope this helps.
818232
I haven't noticed anything different in the beam other than the upgrade being a good deal brighter. I own both the xt11 and the upgraded version and think they are great lights. I am happy with the upgrade and feel it was worth it.
146349
That is production code and it does not mean that they are different bulbs. Make sure that your current bulb is '85122' and as long as you order from Xenon Corp, we only offer '85122' unlike '85122+' sold by others.
2079245
Yes, it will be HID and Halogen in same bulb. Single beam is just HID, lo/hi halogen will have both, and bi-xenon will be HID during hi and lo
2248928
Yes. I used it in my Sabre which is a single bulb application and I have both a high and low beam.
1920833
Based on these answers I have to ask again. Does it really have high beams? Please don't confuse high and low beams with intensity because it's where the light beam is aimed that's the difference. If you glance at both high and low beam directly, they're equally as bright on a halogen. High beams are for lighting further down the road. Ok then... Does it really have high beams??? I'd like to know, thank you all.
359827
The 9003 /HB2/H4/ bulbs have both the high and low beam in one bulb. The ZXE Sylvania bulbs outlast the plain old Silver stars by about 25% and I run my headlights day and night, the main thing that you must do is to wear a pair fo Nitrile (rubber surgical gloves) when you handle the bulbs, A single Fingerprint on the surface of the bulb will create a "hotspot" that will cause an premature failure of the bulb this is true for any Halogen style bulb. I usually take a microfiber towel and clean the bulbs with rubbing alcohol before I intall them. The ZXE bulbs are noticeably brighter than the Silverstar bulbs. If you can wait for a sale on them or at least a mail in rebate it all helps.
132313
If you want them to be on high beams as well you will need to get the Bi-Xenon style HID KIT. But no when you flick on your high beams it will be the halogen bulb that will come on.
708592
Halogens will always run very hot. Xenon bulbs are a higher quality bulb and will actually last longer and even can be brighter due to the different gasses in the bulb. I don't now if they will overheat or not in your situation, but they are probably one of the best options for halogen bulbs. I will not buy halogen bulbs unless they are xenon, if that makes any difference.
1839185
Not sure about the second question but halogen sucks compared to Xenon HID lights. I suggest looking in the vehicles manual for 2nd question.
359832
The 9003 /HB2/H4/ bulbs have both the high and low beam in one bulb. The ZXE Sylvania bulbs outlast the plain old Silver stars by about 25% and I run my headlights day and night, the main thing that you must do is to wear a pair fo Nitrile (rubber surgical gloves) when you handle the bulbs, A single Fingerprint on the surface of the bulb will create a "hotspot" that will cause an premature failure of the bulb this is true for any Halogen style bulb. I usually take a microfiber towel and clean the bulbs with rubbing alcohol before I intall them. The ZXE bulbs are noticeably brighter than the Silverstar bulbs. If you can wait for a sale on them or at least a mail in rebate it all helps. The 9003 /HB2/H4/ bulbs have both the high and low beam in one bulb. The ZXE Sylvania bulbs outlast the plain old Silver stars by about 25% and I run my headlights day and night, the main thing that you must do is to wear a pair fo Nitrile (rubber surgical gloves) when you handle the bulbs, A single Fingerprint on the surface of the bulb will create a "hotspot" that will cause an premature failure of the bulb this is true for any Halogen style bulb. I usually take a microfiber towel and clean the bulbs with rubbing alcohol before I intall them. The ZXE bulbs are noticeably... » Read More The 9003 /HB2/H4/ bulbs have both the high and low beam in one bulb. The ZXE Sylvania bulbs outlast the plain old Silver stars by about 25% and I run my headlights day and night, the main thing that you must do is to wear a pair fo Nitrile (rubber surgical gloves) when you handle the bulbs, A single Fingerprint on the surface of the bulb will create a "hotspot" that will cause an premature failure of the bulb this is true for any Halogen style bulb. I usually take a microfiber towel and clean the bulbs with rubbing alcohol before I intall them. The ZXE bulbs are noticeably brighter than the Silverstar bulbs. If you can wait for a sale on them or at least a mail in rebate it all helps. « Show Less
1596506
Low beam or high beam depends on your car. Ceramic has better heat resistance but if your harnesses are melting that could be other things :)
1140861
I find it hard to believe the cr123s would limit the high end output of the Xenix of any other light. In fact I was under the impression the 18650s were more limited on max lumens but provided a better burn time than the cr123s. My Nitecores and my fenix both seem to do very well on these cr123 cells...
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977354
I believe if the housing on your light only has one projector than it would be the bi-xenon. If you have one for high beam and one for low then it is the 9004. You can check kensuns website I believe to verify or Sylvania like they recommend.
1758783
No. H4 bulbs only have two leads (+ and -) so they don't have a high/low setting, just on/off.Vehicles that use H4s usually have 4 bulbs: 2 for low beam, 2 for high beam
468649
Yes; according to researching online (i.e, googling '2009 G37') the high and low beams require 'D2S' - Xenon high intensity discharge (HID), a literal and visual match.