MiataMark
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Dec 12, 2016 14:14:06 GMT
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I've been a fan of Nightbreaker bulbs and even recommended them on here, however of 4 bulbs I've fitted in the last 18 months or so 2 have blown. Now they might be fake bulbs but they seemed to be a reputable source.
What recommendations are there for similar bulbs?
Mark
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1990 Mazda MX-52012 BMW 118i (170bhp) - white appliance 2011 Land Rover Freelander 2 TD4 2003 Land Rover Discovery II TD52007 Alfa Romeo 159 Sportwagon JTDm
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ChasR
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Phillips Silverstars are meant to be good.
That said, I have generally found Osram to be pretty good.
Is this in your MX-5 or the Alfa? I know my 147 lights were a pain to put the covers on and would let water in which could be your other reason.
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ferny
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I've had the same Osram Silverstar in the Herald since 2008 and they're bloody bright. My experience of Nightbreakers is the same as yours.
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MiataMark
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Phillips Silverstars are meant to be good. That said, I have generally found Osram to be pretty good. Is this in your MX-5 or the Alfa? I know my 147 lights were a pain to put the covers on and would let water in which could be your other reason. Alfa and Disco, but want to fit better bulbs to MX5 at some point. |
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