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Been searching most of the afternoon for some kind of thread that highlights the differences between different bulbs and as yet to find one! so sorry if this has been covered!

I have a series 1 R33 and one of my low beams has gone, but as we all know the light that the standard globes emit is pritty dismal! So my question is what globes from personal experience will produce the best light low/high beam etc?

What are my options? I have been searching google a bit aswell and prices vary incredibly for globes $2-$200, just a little confused and need someone to clarrify what exactly are my options and what will give me the best bang for my buck?

I'm not to keen on getting a HID kit at this point in time even though they are relatively cheap, there are other things higher up on the agenda!

Thanks,

Dan

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Hi Daniel,

I stock the R Sports Racing range of bulbs, which I find to be fantastic. The package for an R33 series comprising of low beam, high beam and parkers would set you back $107 delivered, or $92.50 without the parkers. More photos and details can be found within the following thread:

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/in...howtopic=127885

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