H7 65 watt 2100 Lumen Headlight bulb

From Daniel Stern Lighting....
H7 bulbsThese single-filament bulbs are found in the low beams, high beams and fog lamps of many European and Japanese vehicles made since the 1990s. Fun Fact: The H7, introduced in 1993, was the first new halogen headlamp bulb design type-approved to Europe's*Regulation 37*in twenty years. It touched off a wave of research and development that saw a dozen new halogen bulb types introduced over the next 15 years.

65-watt, 2100-lumen*Ultra High Output Vosla
(H9 burner on H7 base, race and special-purpose):*$28.76/ea(or*$24.45/ea*for 12+ at a time)

Exact*replacement for the Osram 64217, which was discontinued several years ago. After a great deal of work, I have secured new availability of first-quality, German-made 65w - 2100 lumen H7 bulbs. They are*in stock and now shipping!*

Great bulbs thought I would share the find. Have only had them a week but I would say about 75% brighter than the factory 55w Osrams.

Interesting. I sure am glad I stocked up before they were discontinued. They used to be $15 ea, I probably still have a dozen left. They do seem to burn out a bit faster than the 55W version...
Where did you purchase them exactly?

these are for the non lighting package cars correct?

Yes cars that take a standard halogen bulb.

Thanks grabbed a set to try out as stock lights are the worst!

Just popped these in so will test tonight. You can swap these out without removing the headlights fyi. Driver side is tricky but patience and wear latex gloves.

Thanks Bobby, interested to see your results.