I have a 2007 Honda Fit Sport; it came with the typical clear OEM H4 bulbs. At first I replaced them with an HID replacement light bulb, which was slightly bluer than sunlight - but reverted back to my OEM bulbs. I like the whiter color of these bulbs than the incandescent warm OEM clear bulbs, so decided to purchase the "7500K Plasma-White" bulbs by GP Thunder.
No, they are not rated at 7500 degrees Kelvin, the color temperature of a tinted blue light. They are more like sunlight, around 5600K, so you won't be putting out that bluish color of light like HID (high-intensity discharge) lights. But I'm happy with them. Yes they are 95 watts instead of the 55 watt clear bulbs, but that's to throw out brightness through the blue colored glass, which is dark. By the time you compare them, the GP Thunder bulbs just about match the light output of clear bulbs.
I wanted a more pure white color though, which I seem to notice and observe more at night than the typical clear bulbs, so that's why I wanted and love my GP Thunder bulbs, for what I perceive to be a nighttime safety driving issue. And for the price of less than $10 per pair, I chose to get 2 packages. Get more detail about Xenon 7500k H4 100w Plasma-White Quartz Glass Bulbs.
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