Just fitted Nightbreaker dipped and Mainbeam bulbs, but they still look yellow-ish. :(

Meanwhile, I learnt another thing about my car. When the bonnet is open it temporary switches the wipers off to prevent them from becoming damaged, or damage the bodywork...... pretty nifty

Yeah this is the probably i have, I got them and took them out again forthe cheap 'blue' ones, much whiter light.

LED side lights make them look more 'white' but always going to look yellow.

These look good:

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Ford-100w-Super-White-H7-501-Xenon-HID-Low-Side-Headlight-Bulbs-/290663145630?pt=UK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item43acdfa09e

Not the best to last tho lol

Just fitted Nightbreaker dipped and Mainbeam bulbs, but they still look yellow-ish. :(

Retailers such as PowerBulbs have a range depending on your requirements. You probably should choose bulbs designed for styling rather than maximum performance.

My nightbreakers still look pretty yellow if there is a fair bit of daylight still around. When it's dark though they look much whiter than standard bulbs.

They don't provide much light until it's really dark, i find SMD (better then LED) sidelights are more then enough for people to see you on the road until it's dark enough to actually need the headlights on to see the road

But once it is dark, the Nightbreakers will look a lot more white and you will see the difference

Edited 19 June, 201312 yr by Harry1212

Got them on both of our cars and they make a big difference. Had several cars with HID's and Xenons, before the lights were frustratingly dull, not anymore.