@MstrKey So what is used to make the alternator create that electricity? The turning of the engine. The higher the demand on the alternator causes it to be harder to turn, so the engine has to work harder to turn the alternator. Demanding less power from the alternator means less demand on the engine to turn the alternator, thus saving fuel. You are not saving 65% fuel, there is no claim on that. However, less power does give fuel savings, even a little is better than nothing.
LED's and HID's are the way to go. LED's last forever and take 80% less energy. HID's consume only 35 watts compared to a traditional halogen bulb that consumes 55 watts to operate.
Is it possible to purchase OSRAM lighting as replacement for the OEM bulbs in older cars? Your website doesn't seem to want to tell me how or where I might be able to purchase OSRAM products.
@MstrKey So what is used to make the alternator create that electricity? The turning of the engine. The higher the demand on the alternator causes it to be harder to turn, so the engine has to work harder to turn the alternator. Demanding less power from the alternator means less demand on the engine to turn the alternator, thus saving fuel. You are not saving 65% fuel, there is no claim on that. However, less power does give fuel savings, even a little is better than nothing.
UnderManlac 1 year ago
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GaySingleMulatto 1 year ago
LED's and HID's are the way to go. LED's last forever and take 80% less energy. HID's consume only 35 watts compared to a traditional halogen bulb that consumes 55 watts to operate.
Johndoe2509 2 years ago
Is it possible to purchase OSRAM lighting as replacement for the OEM bulbs in older cars? Your website doesn't seem to want to tell me how or where I might be able to purchase OSRAM products.
devin6687 2 years ago