Nokya Actic-White Headlights (H9, H11)

[stahlight]

Brand: Nokya
Price: $33 / pair
Purchased From: (URL) Purchased locally, availble online through headlight stores.


Installation: (Use easy, moderate, involved, or difficult): Easy to medium
Installation Time: 15 minutes to 2 hours (depending on replacement of fog-lamps)
Any Installation Tips You Have: (optional) You will lose your DRL's due to higher wattage (100W)

Quality of Part: (rate 1-10) 9+
Product Performance: (rate 1-10) 9
Would you Recommend to Others: Yes!

Any Other Comments:

The headlights are wonderful and have lasted (unlike some ebay H9/H11 lamps). Thye are rated for 100W, not 65W so your DRL fuse will not work any more. They offer significantly improved (reduced) glare from the road and a nice clean white appearance with almost a tinge of green or teal blue. The high-beams offer a wonderful blue light with vastly improved range over the factory lights.

A note on installing the fog lamps, if you have the factory air-box with resonator, it may be difficult to access the passanger fog lamp, but if you have a dr. Speed intake, just remove the headlight assemblies, and you can access them easily.

If you doubt your wiring's ability to handle the extra wattage, don't install these, but I have had them in for over 6 months with no adverse effects (except the DRL fuse).

[xxbrandonxx]

You should't lose your DRL's

mine still work with the bulbs in the highs and lows

it still draws 65 w btw

and IMO the light output isnt better over stock, however, i did notice that signs and reflective materials were much easier to see. ...horrible in wet conditions though...i can't even tell if my lights are on on wet roads.

[branderson3]

Pretty accurate review IMHO.

xxbrandonxx is right too, I have had the bulbs for over 6 months and my DRL's still work. I also have to agree with the wet conditions... You can't see shit. So if you live in an area with lots of rain, i.e. Pacific Northwest, I wouldn't recommend them all around. Putting the hyper yellows in the fogs would help alot tho!

[LoJac963]

I had these lights before I went with my HID's. They are excellent lights but the above points are true about wet conditions and light output. I moved my lows into my fogs after the HID install and they are much much brighter coming out of the projector housings.

[GT-R]

When stepping up to 100 watt bulbs, it is really best to wire a relay to them. A relay is easy to do, and can keep you from having an electrical headache down the road.