Hi, what is the best headlamp bulbs for our beloved crossfire.

 

PIAA H7 nice bright white light, very bright. I use them on both of my Crossfires and they last a long time click here for PIAA bulbs

ps. These are not LED, normal bulbs that work really well with no light out warning on your instrument cluster.

 

I used LastFit Led headlights and I find them to work well. I live in a rural/suburban area and when I do drive at night they light the road up without blinding on coming traffic. H7 LED Bulbs 50W 5000LM 6000K | LCair Series, All-in-One This is the bulb I used.

I did change all the bulbs in the car. I was especially happy about the stop lights because they are supper bright and have kept people from hitting me. The bulbs are bright and I have not had a problem. Yes you do get a bulb-out notice, but I don't care they work well and other drivers can see me.

 

I have all LEDs accept the blinkers. I was blinding people while sitting at stop light.
I have no bulb out warnings. You just have to look for bulbs that say "No CAN BUS error".
I used the Lasfit H7 for the low beams and high beams, like Nelson. They work great and I'm old so I need the extra distance at night.

 

Sylvania Ultra Halogen H7 for high beams and low beams good bulbs for the money, Make sure you get them in the right alignment when installing , available at Amazon

 

Update: Switches arrived over the weekend, took Freya to the shop where the faulty hazard switch/turn signal wooha was replaced. Everything works just fine now.

Just replaced headlights, fog lights, signal lights, high beam lights, marker lights, brake lights, backup lights (wow!), with LasFit LEDs. A problem emerged: the Hazard light switch failed, and so the signal lights work only if you hold down the hazard switch. New Hazard switch is already ordered as are license plate lights.
I live in rural southwest New Mexico next to the Gila Wilderness ... tons of curvy mountain roads, 30-mile-long straightaways through dust storm territory, and I'm older and really love the simple, safe, joy of seeing the road clearly in front of me.

*Hazard light switch does not engage/click/activate the hazard lights. The turn signal lights are part of the circuit, so, the switch fails, the turn signals fail. Great fun*
Costs: About $150 for the bulbs, $300 for labor. If you can install the lights yourself, great! I'm disabled, 67, and coming back from a complex hip replacement. I am no longer able to contort myself to change the builbs, and I have a storied history of, "simple," home and auto projects that became disasters. Fortunately, our little mountain town has an excellent independent import mechanic who's particularly strong in German and Italian cars. I have had better success than them in locating parts, thanks to our amazing community of Crossfire gurus, and they are very fair in their labor charges.