Narva Arctic Blues (4000K) vs. OEM globes (with pics)

[Dummer]

Low beams on (left is arctic blues and right is OEM):





High beams on (left is arctic blues and right is OEM):

(Had trouble getting any better a photo as the light was simply too bright!)




Low beams on (left is OEM, right is Arctic Blues):

(Note I used a quick shutter speed so that there wasn't too much light saturation so the difference would show up)

Still yet to do an onroad test. Should have feedback by Saturday on their night time performance

[mitch.honey]

ryan i think your made a stuff up with left and rights

[Dummer]

Copy and paste for the loss!

[SIR-VRX]

hahaha fail

Looks good. You will notice more on the road. Well I did.

And the price difference between these and the Phillips is decent. Well, when you know where to go lolz

[Graham]

looks a bit brighter, night road results should be good hopefully.

[SIR-VRX]

Are they better on the road Ryan?

[tryg]

I remember this was my first mod, day one, all globes (H11, HB3 and HB4) in Crystal Vision by Philips. Total cost $225... but effect

[Dummer]

Yeah the low beams are better, but I am sure the high beams seem to be pointing skyward, will have to get around to checking to make sure they are in right

[tryg]

Scares off the bats at night !!

[Gleno]

Are in right?? Am I missing something?? The globes can only go in a certain way, surely they couldn't be out of alignment when you change them?? Was going to get narva lights today, but not if it's going to cause a headache

[dannyboi]

Sounds weird. Unless the projector's alignment is changed, I don't see why the lights would point in a different direction.

[Gleno]

I just put in narva 3900k lights, can't say it looks any different from the OEM ones, see how it looks driving tonight