Mtec Headlight Globes

[DavoXT]

Has anyone heard or used MTEC headlight bulbs.

The H4 are 55/60W but produce 110/130w at 4350k and the H7 are 55w producing 100w at 4350k.

These bulbs are rated at the same class as PIAA in Japan and have a lifetime warranty against burn out and even if they just go dim.

Well that's what the add said so it has to be right.

Pair of H4 $35 bucks

Pair of H7 $35 bucks

[Guest P'cisT]

Sounds good. I've been wanting to get one of these for a while now. Lifetime warranty sounds unreal. Just not sure where to get htem

[bloan]

Don't know if these are available in Oz But if you type in mtec on eBay.com they are available there.

[Guest]

All the new bmws have got similar and they give me the sh!ts.They are allmost too bright,sorta flicker in brightness.

[DavoXT]

Will this might work as these are the ones I have a bid on.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAP...item=2441212367

[ktford]

I'd heard that they might compromise the lenses on our car!! Any one else hear that?

Scotty

[cqae]

most lens these days are plastic based, have not been glass for years. for this reason all globes now are, or should be UV cut which protects the lenses. I know some high put globes actually burn the lenses, like non uv cut globes would. it would be a risk, but I assume you could ask the manufacturuer of the globes & ask them if they are safe with those lenses & then cross your fingers.

[geea]

Will this might work as these are the ones I have a bid on.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAP...item=2441212367

How do you know which model to get ?

[Guest beaver1]

hi these mtec globes are available in oz go to www.motoquip.com.au .

[Guest P'cisT]

That last site doesn't work. If anyone ends up getting these globes, tell us about them.