can i use these for normal headlights AND brights or just normal?
1091266
Yes, these are normal headlights, just brighter. They work exactly like your existing headlight bulbs.
1091267
Yes! I have them on my truck and I use them for low beams while driving on the freeway and I use the high beams on my dirt road. The both work great! (High and low beams)
1091268
I used the Philips 9006 X-treme for my low beams for my 2009 Honda Accord. There is a different part number for high beam. If you are asking if a high beam can be used in the same headlight reflector housing as the low beams to get a brighter light, I do not know, but surmise that the high and low beam bulbs have different connectors.
1410398
Depends on where you are wanting to use the bulbs. I used these in my third brake light, to make it brighter. Using red bulbs where you have a red lens makes them brighter without the lens filtering the light. Anywhere you have a 194 bulb though, you can use these bulbs/leds.
1930116
In my case they are being used for low beams. There are separate bulbs that work for the high beams.
47081
It all depends where you mount them. If they are on the bumper, they will be fine as long as they're angled properly. If they are mounted up by the windshield, they will blind oncoming traffic. I don't know about the states in your law, but in NY, any auxiliary lighting mounted above the headlights is for off road use only.
82276
They're plug and play, for sure, but they're not really for high beam use, as they only put out a small bit of light at full power. Best for use as DRLs.
951387
They come with the stock bulbs and yes you can use stock bulbs. I haven't had any problems with these headlights since I installed them
1930119
These are the low beam lights. Your headlights should have a separate bulb for the high beams.
132311
These bulbs are only for one beam. They can act as your high beams but if your headlight has one bulb for both beams, you will need to purchase a special hi/lo bixenon kit.
1357180
They do not have a significant amount of powerto them because they are not headlamps ,no high or low option.use only as corner,backup,or driving lamps
2216666
They will not be strong enough for regular headlight usage. In fact no led product out there is strong enough yet except JW Speaker lights. But they don't make fitted bulbs like conventional halogen. Don't waste your time trying to find LED headlights yet... Still a year or two away... Your best bet is to go to theretrofitsource.com and get HID for headlights or their halogen bulbs... They are the best and well priced. If you still want to try and run 9006 LED as headlights then you will want to run resistors even if you don't think you will need them because you run the risk of melting your wiring harness or something worse.. Resistors work to trick CANBus systems but also work to dissipate heat which you will need to do. Happy Hunting.. You should enjoy theretrofitsource.com
2040027
you can use these or the 35 watt. These are a lot brighter than the 35 watt HID's
1247837
Hello, yes you can use the current bulbs with new housing as long as its not HID. Thank you.
1639024
Not at all. These are fill/accent lights. I bought them to supplement my lighting setup, but I would never use them as mains.
1654130
yeah sure you can just use any two 6 volt batteries hook ground and positive and you will have a12 volt power source to make your headlights work!!!!!!!
87855
These headlights only have low beams, and are only for halogen bulbs, not HID. This will also cause your canbus system to throw up a code due to the fact that nothing is plugged into the high beam harness. I ordered these for my 06 A4 and had to send them back, seller also tried to charge me for return shipping and restocking fee, had to call amazon to get it squared away.
645757
They are just not bright enough for regular headlights. Great for day time running lights/fog lights/lower bumper lights
1443134
I personally would not use them as main headlights. I feel they are not strong enough for this, but fine as fog lights. Being yellowish emphasis the shadows (like night ski goggles) and reduce glare so they "lick" the ground good enough to let you see ice/snow/and what remains of the painted lines on the road. I have them right below the bumper of a Mazda 5 GT.