Thread: Anyone tried the 9007 ZXE bulbs from Sylvania?

Guz I just ordered a set of the Philips X-treme bulbs. Can't wait to try them out.

Originally Posted by 4THGENCAMAROFAN

Bixenon HID's are way to confusing. Some are dual filament HID. Some are HID low and halogen high. Some are single beam and tilt. Some are single beam and telescope......why can't bixenon HID's be simple....just HID high, HID low like a normal bulb.

Because it's bad for HIDs to be frequently switched on and off. Which is why you get normal HIDs and get bixenon projectors :P

On a side note, I'm interested to see the results of these bulbs.

The Bixenon's for the 9007 are single filament and they either tilt or telescope. So actually the on/off doesn't apply in this situation. But as for the Philips Im gonna take comparison pix between my crappy sylvanias and the Philips

Originally Posted by 4THGENCAMAROFAN

The Bixenon's for the 9007 are single filament and they either tilt or telescope. So actually the on/off doesn't apply in this situation. But as for the Philips Im gonna take comparison pix between my crappy sylvanias and the Philips

I was referring to your question of why HIDs can't be simple like halogen hi/low. The answer being that it's detrimental to the longevity of HID bulbs to operate them like normal halogens.

I love my streetglow bulbs, and they were half the cost of these ZXE things. Plus I feel like I'm in the original F&F movie with a streetglow brand product. You can't put a price on that.

Originally Posted by tc300

I got some blazer tec fogs... Will those osram nightbreakers fit..??

If they are H3's then yes they will fit.

New bulbs are in. Well see how they do tonight

I'd say they're deff an improvement over the sylvania extra visions that I had. No comparison pix yet though