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Originally Posted By: oaklandish_wrx Originally Posted By: Rob_Roy The Delvac product is excellent, if you can source it reasonably it is a great choice... Best price I found was ~$47 shipped (free this month) for a gallon jug at zorotools.com. just put some in my 5 spd Subaru WRX last night...

I suggest you read the entire thread He was very methodical and got very consistent results. There is an extensive discussion on his methodology and validity of this test. Biggest argument is that it's not on a RUNNING ENGINE, since it's an *isolated test*.

Oh..and this.. "And speaking of repeat testing at different times showing the same results over and over again. I was so shocked that the winning 5W30 Pennzoil Ultra, API SM, could be so good, that I tested it probably twice as many times as I tested all the other oils. And every time it tested...

Anyone here see this? The oil was Ultra SM version BTW. Pretty surprising results. http://speedtalk.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=30483 Oil categories: *** Over 90,000 psi = OUTSTANDING protection *** 75,000 to 90,000 psi = GOOD protection *** 60,000 to 75,000 psi = MODEST protection ***...

Originally Posted By: A_Harman I cant take this di stuff anymore ... since 2008, there had to be Millions of D.I. engines sold... i don't see that many posts of blown engines. I see hundreds by people worried about them. But very few of real problems with them. My sentiments completely!I...

Originally Posted By: Vikas Whiter light might be sexier looking but when it comes actual usage, a non coated gives you better color rendition especially in inclement weather. That's why I went with Osrams @3200K for my headlights. Went for the *look* in my fogs with 6000K Xeneon 65W (not HID).

Originally Posted By: Vikas You never want to buy a blue bulb. It can NOT be brighter than clear bulb. That is just the physics. - Vikas True, but I didn't claim that. This one isn't too far into the blue area at 5000K and the tint is very light, so it would be very close in overall...

Found another bulb that operates on 65W/H7. This one has 5000K color as opoosed to 3200K Osram Rallye Hyper above. That would make this bulb a very bright DIAMOND WHITE as opposed to the standard 3200K OEM color. Both should have the same overall brightness though. This is made in Japan: IPF H7...

Originally Posted By: Vikas It looks like H7 Rallye is lot brighter than normal bulb. My H4 just do not look like that bright. I still need to take a better photograph and night or evening dusk on the garage door from 40 feet or so do a real comparison. But when looked at side by side i.e. left...

Originally Posted By: Ryan I have read numerous pages on this forum to try to find the answer myself so forgive me if the answer has already been posted. From what I have learned from this site, you need to get a "proper" kit made for your car so it won't blind other drivers. I have an 02...

Originally Posted By: Vikas Can you post the ebay link again? E Bay Link to Osram Rallye H7 65W

Originally Posted By: HTSS_TR OSRAM Rallye is so bright, much more than stock bulbs. You may want to adjust the beam down a little to reduce glare for the oncoming traffic. I'll probably buy a pair from the same seller tomorrow for my E430. I have PROJECTORS. Those have a sharp cut off>>>very...

Better pic..less glare:

Better pic..less glare:

Here is previous pic stock bulbs: New Osram:

Got Osram Rallye 65W from China (Ebay) today. I can confirm that they are indeed genuine. They have ALL the appropriate markings under the bulb...*Made in Germany*..all specs printed and match. I have a spare bulb to prove this in a pic if you don't take my word. He are the bulbs installed. Just...

I just got my OSRAM Rallye 65W bulbs from China (Ebay). I have just confirmed they are the REAL DEAL. They have all the appropriate labeling on the back..*made in Germany* and all the specs. I can take a pic if you don't believe me, since I have a spare bulb. Here they are installed: I don't...

Here is a side by side of the same bulbs shown in my previous post. Nightbraker on the left (blue bands) and 65W Rallye on the right (clear glass). This is not as good as having the base labeling pic, but gives us good overall view of the bulb.

Originally Posted By: HTSS_TR P.S. Looking at my record, I had Osram Hyper bulbs on my E430 8 years ago, it lasted less than 100 hours of use. I bought it from Daniel Stern. Was that with the LOW or HIGH beam? I would not use these on a high beam! BTW, I'm using a projector on the LOW beam.