(no yellow) So yes you can do this. Just need to get the right bulb
High beams
i think that should be. drl is high beam running at like 50-60%. unless you get a very high wattage bulb then at 50% it's putting out very bright whit lights already. but then again when you use your high beam then you are risking burning the harnesses
of course, that's on fully stock housing and harness setup
of course, that's on fully stock housing and harness setup
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Interesting. I would be curious to see daytime DRL pics, and night time highbeam pics.
I just ordered Philips Crystalvision Ultra 9005 to replace the stock bulb. My sense is these will still be yellowish at DRL voltage but will be whiter than the stock bulb.
I just ordered Philips Crystalvision Ultra 9005 to replace the stock bulb. My sense is these will still be yellowish at DRL voltage but will be whiter than the stock bulb.
here is all I have...trust me they are not yellow or I wouldn't have purchased myself and turned off the DRL's. I changed out all my bulbs up front and they all match good. I wont be able to get more pics for a few weeks.
