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Old 11-14-2011, 11:27 AM
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I have the 9007 series lights and would like to hear if anyone has found 80/100 watt bulbs that DO NOT have some stupid blue film on the bulb.
Anything other than clear glass is going to limit the lumen's produced by the filament.
I'm looking for a 100watt high beam, low beam of at least 65watts.


Reason - I live out where the deer like to roam and I don't much fancy body work if you catch my draft. I'm working on getting another 100 watt KC running light but for a long term solution I'd like brighter bulbs, yes I've aimed my Sylvania silver star rip off lights and I still want something brighter.

Mods please move as you see fit, I didn't see a general "lighting" forum.
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Less than my Silverstar bulbs . They're rated at 1300 lumen output. Though I HAVE seen hella bulbs for the 9007 style that are 80/100 watts I haven't had any luck in finding them again to order .
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first result when searching on Amazon for "9007 80/100"

Amazon.com: HELLA HLA-H83175051 HB 9007 12V 100/80W Halogen Bulb Off Road Use: Automotive
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Originally Posted by Mr. Xevious
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Thank you, I've been googling off and on for almost 2hrs going through THREADS of information but most of the links didn't work.
The few I found for products were of the blue glass type. Thank you!

Edit*
Read some reviews, turns out hella doesn't make THOSE bulbs but someone supplied a link to GE nighthawk bulbs. hmm choices choices!

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the nighthawks are still 55/60, they just use slick terms to make you think you get more light.

there is no replacement for wattage.

I personally use 55/100s in my wagon. I have light when I need it with my high beams.
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