Will these bad boys melt me head lights??

[golfpro]

good knowledge that monza! 

[1stAutoBulbs]

You have to be carefull that your bulbs are road legal.

Your road-legal bulbs are normally 60/55w.  If they are a higher wattage then this then it can cause an in-balanced load being drawn from your car and it can cause failures.  There is no need to buy Rally or other illegal high wattage bulbs, there are loads of good alternatives like the Bosch Performance +50% and Philips Vision Plus.  Also these are all 55/60 so your safe AND legal.

Visit www.1stautobulbs.com for more information on these.

[monzablue16v]

LOL blatent plug but driving a low golf with 2 candles behind the galss when a fancy new beemer blinds you it's always good to be able to melt there retinas with the 130W driving lights! hurrah for 4 lamp front ends!
From my knowledge If it has an E mark it's legal as far as the boys in blue are concerned.

[gti jim]

You have to be carefull that your bulbs are road legal.



Visit www.1stautobulbs.com for more information on these.

Just tried your webby and got an error..

[JMallows]

Thats not a bad price that, may get some myself!

the bulbs work at an unbelievable 7500K degree Kelvin temperature

Fook me that hot...thats 7229 degrees celcius......the bollock scorchingly hot....that cant be right.....

In fact, 7226.85 Celsius, its -273.15..

[Neaty]

I am also considering some brighter bulbs, but i am going to opt for ones that are legal, i dnt have much luck when it comes to the police! 

[mix]

Thats not a bad price that, may get some myself!

the bulbs work at an unbelievable 7500K degree Kelvin temperature

Fook me that hot...thats 7229 degrees celcius......the bollock scorchingly hot....that cant be right.....

In fact, 7226.85 Celsius, its -273.15..

Whoops......and im doing thermodynamics

[JMallows]

  In fact anyway, it would be the temp of the filament....

We only just did an experiment today, which is how i know... We were like spitting on the bulb, to make it hiss so thought we'd stick a thermistor on it, the glass was sitting at around 440Celsius... and we calculated the filament to be 4530K.

Sorry if my lab sessions dont interest anyone!

[mix]

In fact anyway, it would be the temp of the filament....

We only just did an experiment today, which is how i know... We were like spitting on the bulb, to make it hiss so thought we'd stick a thermistor on it, the glass was sitting at around 440Celsius... and we calculated the filament to be 4530K.

Sorry if my lab sessions dont interest anyone!

Don't worry...i get to play with a jet engine to Calculate the thermal efficiency of it and the gas flows......

[gibby]

Anyone else think we need a yawny smiley !