Philips Germany 85126 D2R Bulbs 4300K
09-25-2009, 03:43 PM
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Philips Germany 85126 D2R Bulbs 4300K
Selling a pair of Philips 85126 D2R 4300K Bulbs. Purchased these about 5 months ago to replace worn out bulbs.
Reason I am selling because I recently downgraded to 6000K aftermarket bulbs. I am asking $50 shipped + 3% PayPal fee.
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Reason I am selling because I recently downgraded to 6000K aftermarket bulbs. I am asking $50 shipped + 3% PayPal fee.
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Please pm me with any questions. Thanks for looking!
09-26-2009, 10:24 PM
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85122 is a D2S bulb
85126 is a D2R bulb
Off the bat D2S has higher light output than D2R
from the automotive lighting faq:
D2S: 3200lm, 4250K, 91lm/W, 35W
D2R: 2800lm, 4150K, 80lm/W, 35W
85126 is a D2R bulb
Off the bat D2S has higher light output than D2R
from the automotive lighting faq:
D2S: 3200lm, 4250K, 91lm/W, 35W
D2R: 2800lm, 4150K, 80lm/W, 35W
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09-30-2009, 10:56 AM
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Don't feed the...WTF?
This is a little misleading actually. Maybe someone can chime in with the complete information, but the D2S bulbs are for 2004 (possibly 2004-2006?) and I would assume the D2R bulbs would appear to be for newer TL's. It's just a different type of bulb/connection.
As for your output comparison - technically speaking, they should be the same output provided they are both 4250k bulbs. Your comparison just says that a 4250k bulb puts out more light than a 4150k bulb (has nothing to do with D2S vs D2R)
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This is a little misleading actually. Maybe someone can chime in with the complete information, but the D2S bulbs are for 2004 (possibly 2004-2006?) and I would assume the D2R bulbs would appear to be for newer TL's. It's just a different type of bulb/connection.
As for your output comparison - technically speaking, they should be the same output provided they are both 4250k bulbs. Your comparison just says that a 4250k bulb puts out more light than a 4150k bulb (has nothing to do with D2S vs D2R)
As for your output comparison - technically speaking, they should be the same output provided they are both 4250k bulbs. Your comparison just says that a 4250k bulb puts out more light than a 4150k bulb (has nothing to do with D2S vs D2R)
Lower kelvin bulbs usually output more light than a higher kelvin one. The light output dropoff was huge when I downgraded to a 6K bulb.
Here is the link to the faq if you're interested.
http://faqlight.carpassion.info/hl-hid-bulbs.htm
10-05-2009, 11:12 AM
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Sorry not really looking for trades.
Bulbs are about 6 months old, drove my car approx. 4000 miles since with very low night usage.
Bulbs are about 6 months old, drove my car approx. 4000 miles since with very low night usage.
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