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OSRAM ORIGINAL H1, halogen-headlamp bulb, 64150, 12V, folding carton box (1 piece) - £1.44 @ Amazon£1.44£4.1866% offAmazon Deals
OSRAM ORIGINAL H1, halogen-headlamp bulb, 64150, 12V, folding carton box (1 piece) Type of lamp: Halogen; Utilization: Headlight; Voltage: 12V; Watt: 55 W; Base: P14.5s ECE: H1; Product r…
A little of column A , a little of column B New cars can be terrible for it, absolutely. That doesn't make it OK to try to match it. Two wrongs, etc Depends on the car. These bulbs might be fine in some cars with particularly diffusing lenses etc, but like focussed lasers in others. Mine is notorious for having weak headlight clusters (according to most reviews) but it's still fine from my experience with standard bukbs so I'm not upgrading it. If your car genuinely needs it, fine But they're makes as "no for road use" and "everybody else is doing it" is never an excuse
The last time I checked, which was a few years ago to be fair, my local police told me there is no legal maximum wattage for headlamp bulbs so long as they were properly adjusted and didn't project some strange beam pattern, but there was a legal minimum. I assume it's a beam pattern issue with these if that's still the case. Or my local Bobbies didn't know the law.
Ok it says "for off road use" on the box but how will these actually fail an MOT test? For being too bright? Crappy beam pattern? Both?
It really isn't blinding in the slightest. New cars are the ones that blind you.
On behalf of Britain, thanks for blinding us