narva replacement globe comparison?

thanks for that i must admit a loom upgrade was a serious consideration for the navara i couldnt believe the crappy low grade cable they use for head lights any way .
as for the crappy supercheap imatation replace ment globes from supercheap they do not conform to ADR and are unroadworthy as deemed by the local boys in blue who had a ball putiing a few off the road in a few hoons cars .
i had a set of park globes in my VR commodore it seemed like a good idea at the time to match my red interior light (why -who knows lol)
cheers1999 NISSAN NAVARA DUALCAB
DIESEL 3.2 & SPRINGY CARLTON TOY

If you want to do a loom upgrade it's very easy....
just take the wiring from the headlamp bulb connection to a changeover relay, with appropriate heavy duty connection from the power input on the relay to the battery (with a correct size fuse or C/B that would only blow with a major short!!!). Then from the output on the relay heavy duty wire back to the headlamps. I put separate fuses of appropriate capacity on each output to each bulb so I should never ever lose all my lights at once (ie:left and right, high and low) unless I hit a 'roo which is what I'm trying to avoid!!!
You can get a new headlamp plug from supercheap or Repco or any auto electrician.
In my case the whole job took maybe an hour and a half and gained me a measured 1.5 volts at the bulb (quite a bit more light- and less strain on the rest of the factory wiring, switch etc. I'd much rather replace a cheap relay someday than factory headlamp switch, relays etc......)
The only downside is higher voltage at the bulb will reduce globe life a bit- but more light is what we want after all.
Cheers