3rd Gen HID vs LED vs Halogen H11 projector headlights

These are the Best performing H9 Hellas that's available right now. https://www.rallylights.com/hl78178-h9-12v-65w-xenon-bulb.html

 

Yep! @Pro-Taco note to use an H9 you will need to trim an internal tab on the bulb with a small knife or run the small adapter others are using.

 

Well it should be....

 

LOL!

 

Don't know this member and make no endorsement whatsoever, but for those looking for the GE bulbs:
https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/fs-ge-megalight-ultra-130-h11-twin-bnib-40.593300/

 

Installed the GE H11 130+ . Very happy with the results of it. Thank you @crashnburn80 for your amazing overview.

 

where in canada?

 

Nova Scotia

 

Rockauto lists several Hella H9 bulbs. I cant tell if they are the same ones you mentioned though.

 

So does Amazon. But again, can’t tell which bulb it is. If they offer 2 bulbs that appear the same but at different prices, it will be the more expensive one.

 

I can attest these are marked hella and are mfg in korea. I just got mine today.

HELLA 008357001 H9 12V/65W Halogen Bulb

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000H0RCA4/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03__o00_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Found these after purchasing mine for cheaper as a twin pack but can't guarantee mfg location.

$16 HELLA H9TB Standard Halogen Bulbs, 12 V, 65W

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B078SGSMD...colid=YESA19O1V43H&psc=0&ref_=lv_ov_lig_dp_it

 

so I want to do a upgrade for my 2019. What is the top 5 I should be looking at? help wanted....

 

This thread is headlights... sooo
1. headlights

 

Headlights. Tires. Rims. Suspension. Stripper pole. No particular order.

 

I like this thread.....information highly appreciated.

 

@crashnburn80 Soon...

 

You’ll like the reverse lights but the +150 lasers are disappointing. They have too much blue coating I think. They are an upgrade from stock, but not by as much as it would seem.

 

I figured as much going into it, but could not find the GE's in stock from the usual dealers and the nightbreakers were on Amazon for just over $30. More out of desperation to improve output from stock than anything.

That being said, I may end up liking them fine - the low life of the GE's are still a sticking point for me.

Bottom line though, your info and content has been top notch!

 

The Philips +100's are a nice compromise if you're after longevity. 400 hours, made in Germany.