$28.93 for the Philips 9006 X-treme Power & $39.95 for the Philips 9006 55w XPS2 x New Low Beam Headlight Bulbs D2 . What's the difference ?
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I am sorry that I do not know the difference between the bulbs except for price. Possibly, your local auto parts store have experienced employees that may know the difference, if any. If you do not get a satisfactory answer, I believe the cheaper 9006 X-treme would be the right move.
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Jerry, I'm not entirely sure? I don't think you can really go wrong with the Philips 9006 X-treme Power though and I highly recommend them. My night vision is horrid and these definitely help tremendously with my night visibility. You could easily go with the cheaper of the two and still get great bulbs in my opinion.
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I just bought 2 of each, the UK SL4 eLED and the XM-L2 LED as these dive lights are in my price range. There is a SIGNIFICANT difference in the brightness of the lights. The UK SL4 eLED is about 5 times the brightness of the XM-L2 LED. I put the same batteries in all four purchased just to make sure one wasn't a dudd or the batteries were dead. I did not take either one out diving, so I can't say how it handles at depth. Got to love Amazon Prime as the XM-L2s went back to UPS today.
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This model is 500 lumens. I doubt you would be able to tell the difference between the two different powers.
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The one advertised here is 600 Lumens. The XM L2 version is 820 Lumens. I find this one has just a slightly tighter beam than the more powerful one. Both are great and in real-life the difference is negligible. For $66.82, I'd rather have the newer version though. Now, there is a third version still rated at 820 Lumens which has a modified tail switch called a 'hard switch.' You can also buy just the new tail switch. It has improved accessibility to the secondary (strobe and mode) switch by having a flat lever over it which can be easier to get to with gloves on, etc. You can also buy a more aggressive strike bezel which should fit them all. The one advertised here is 600 Lumens. The XM L2 version is 820 Lumens. I find this one has just a slightly tighter beam than the more powerful one. Both are great and in real-life the difference is negligible. For $66.82, I'd rather have the newer version though. Now, there is a third version still rated at 820 Lumens which has a modified tail switch called a 'hard switch.' You can also buy just the new tail switch. It has improved accessibility to the secondary (strobe and mode) switch by having a flat lever over it which can be easier to get to with gloves on, etc. You can also buy a... » Read More The one advertised here is 600 Lumens. The XM L2 version is 820 Lumens. I find this one has just a slightly tighter beam than the more powerful one. Both are great and in real-life the difference is negligible. For $66.82, I'd rather have the newer version though. Now, there is a third version still rated at 820 Lumens which has a modified tail switch called a 'hard switch.' You can also buy just the new tail switch. It has improved accessibility to the secondary (strobe and mode) switch by having a flat lever over it which can be easier to get to with gloves on, etc. You can also buy a more aggressive strike bezel which should fit them all. « Show Less
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80 Lux version, but I measured 93 lux at 10 meters with an Exetech meter. This light puts out almost exactly as much light at 10 meters as an XML equipped bike light driven at 2500 ma., but the Philips SafeRide measured only 620 ma drive current to it's 2 Luxeon LEDs.
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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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It depends on the application, the D2s are better in terms of lumens and total light. But you can not get the D2 in spot, only driving pattern for long distance. I have 2 pairs (4 lights) of Dually (D1)spots and the distance between the spots and the D2 driving beam is very noticeable. You can also get 2 pairs of Duallys (D1) for the price of 1 pair of D2s. So you could mix beam patterns to match your use for the lights. Hope this helps!
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Hi there Ron on the wrx it calls for different bulbs h11 for the low beams the high beams take a 9005 driving and fog lights are the 9006. I found that on mainlysubarus.com I hope that helps, also know that these lights won't give u that blue glow that are a little more white and u can tell the difference between them and the original lights.
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The 9006 kit is for your low beams. There are some special kits for 9005 day light bulbs, but i haven't tried it myself though.
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Ah, it's $10 more. I payed from $10 to $12 for the 30 some FEIT 60W comp omni dimable bulbs I bought. DO NOT PAY an inflated price.
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55w is slightly brighter than 35w because it uses more power. I have 35w and they are plenty bright! And the differnce between premium and slim ballasts is the size, slim ballasts are a smaller thickness than the premium, making it easier to install in tight applications.
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The vendor I ordered through was Speed Shop. I ordered the PSX26W and had two different types of bulbs types in one package (P13W & PSX26W). I contacted them through Amazon and they responded within a hour and sent another package with two PSX26W the very next day. I was very satisfied with the way they handled my issue.
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They actually had them on here last month for $9.99 with free shipping for Prime for the 9006 6000K - all in all a pretty nice deal. But it was ONLY hte 9006 - 6000K. All the others were around $39.99 with free shipping for Prime, except the ones I wanted which were $39.99 + $9.99 shipping. With that being said, if you don't actually need them right this minute it may be worth waiting until they are at the price you want, as the price seems to fluctuate quite frequently and seems to end up back at $9.99 The only caveat with these is be sure to check the individual bulb itself to be sure that it matches what the box says it is and that it matches what you ordered. One 9005 kit I ordered came with one 9006 bulb and one 9005 bulb and one 9006 6000K kit I ordered came with two 9006 8000K bulbs in it. I had to order 5 seperate kits to get 2 that actually had what I ordered in the box - but they were great when I got the right ones.
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Robert I really couldn't find or solve your question in regards to the difference between the 15w & the 25w bulbs's shipping costs. All I can say is the price of this set of 25watt tubular bulbs came with free shipping when I purchased it earlier this year and I think it's a good purchase. I don't dig the "add on" situation whatsoever and I don't know the facts behind it. I just add my items with this quote into my cart and paid out the total costs (with/without free shipping) of my purchases. Wish I can help you better with this matter. Try contacting a seller or even maybe contact Amazon's Help Online to further assist you. Robert I really couldn't find or solve your question in regards to the difference between the 15w & the 25w bulbs's shipping costs. All I can say is the price of this set of 25watt tubular bulbs came with free shipping when I purchased it earlier this year and I think it's a good purchase. I don't dig the "add on" situation whatsoever and I don't know the facts behind it. I just add my items with this quote into my cart and paid out the total costs (with/without free shipping) of my purchases. Wish I can help you better with this matter. Try contacting a seller or even maybe... » Read More Robert I really couldn't find or solve your question in regards to the difference between the 15w & the 25w bulbs's shipping costs. All I can say is the price of this set of 25watt tubular bulbs came with free shipping when I purchased it earlier this year and I think it's a good purchase. I don't dig the "add on" situation whatsoever and I don't know the facts behind it. I just add my items with this quote into my cart and paid out the total costs (with/without free shipping) of my purchases. Wish I can help you better with this matter. Try contacting a seller or even maybe contact Amazon's Help Online to further assist you. « Show Less
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SDK?? You don't need to buy the 9005 high beam, you can replace the low & it'll be pretty bright. Now you can go ahead & buy both but you'll need to have enough space behind the headlights to fit the ballasts, secondly I don't know what car you have since you did not mention it but some cars will only let you use either the high/low beam one at a time & not both therefore if you don't want to be shining very bright onto oncoming traffic I would switch the low beam.
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http://www.sylvania.com/en-us/applications/automotive-lighting-systems/Pages/lrgallbulbs.aspx?year=1999&qual=&model=989&make=46 High Beam Headlight Bulb9005XS Low Beam Headlight Bulb9006XS
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XVS2 stands for xteme vision series 2 pack. 9006 is the model it is the xtreme power