Right heres the pics:

vRS with Phillips Bluevison Ultra 4000k

vRS with Philips Bluevision Ultra 4000k + Standard Fogs

Fabia 1.2 with Osram Nightbreakers

So basically thier crap, not white at all. Can't tell the difference between them and the nightbreakers and the nightbreakers light up the road MUCH MUCH better.

Waste of money in my opinion.

I was temped to get some of the 4300 ones, ie non-blue ones.

Decided against it the other day & you have put me right off.

Thanks for posting.

No problem, just looked on the HIDKITS4U website and seen they have a kit for reflector style headlights.

Anyone know if I need the slim fit kit for the vRS or will a standard HID kit fit?

Also, does the vRS have the CANBUS warning thingy?

I thought that those bulbs that said XXXXK meant that they were for use with HID ballasts?! Am I wrong, can they just be plugged into standard headlights?

All bulbs have a colour output (how white or blue they are) in xxxxk's. Even house hold bulbs etc can be measured although they tend to be named 'cool white' or something airy.

Usually the xxxxk is for HIDs, but there is no reason why it can't be applied to a normal bulb.

You will to make sure what you buy is meant for your car though, as some normal filament bulbs use xenon gas, but aren't HID's. Confusing I know, usually HID's are clearly stated as such.

Guide to colours:

Edited 22 November, 201015 yr by TriggerFish

i will take some pics of mine to show you they are 5000k, not blue at all, just pure white, ive bought 4300k in the past as they arre said to be white but dont look at all diff.

i bought these http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=270484325090&ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT

they look great, pure white with a small tinge of blue.