H11 headlight 'upgrade' bulb opinions.

Now that I've got the new SE V6, one thing I "need" to do is get some "better H11 bulbs," like the PIAA's I had in the old XLE. I definitely forgot to yank the PIAA's out of the car before taking it in for the trade-in, but that's OK -- they were two years old, and gosh who knows how much longer they would have lasted. So, "easy come, easy go."

But, part of getting the new car is a new, foreign attitude on my part to start avoiding "just plopping down my credit card and buying a bunch of crap," and so I haven't gone nuts on new bulbs yet. So, maybe if I did some better research this time, I might find 'better' bulbs that don't even cost so much, so let me just see what you folks think is best.

There's no need for any "go for HID's" -- I'm just not going to go there. So, let's just stick with upgrade H11 bulbs. I actually thought about putting this into some other more 'general' forum, but since the Camry's H11 bulbs are so relatively rare, I figured it'd be best just to put it in here.

I'm not even too proud to just "leave the OEM bulbs in there" -- I think the lighting system in the car is fine, and the regular bulbs aren't bad in any margin. And, heck, I don't even drive that much at night -- certainly very rarely on rural highways where any extra-powerful light would really make a difference.

So, what do I want? Mainly, to get rid of the awful yellow color of ordinary halogens. So, yeah, I want one of those "whiter" bulbs. It's what I've done for years, starting with the Silverstars back to what has to have been a decade ago, by now. I finally moved to PIAA's a few years ago, since I got tired of Silverstars burning out after only six months.

So, what do you like? Where do you buy them? Why do you like them better than others?

I know we've talked about this a thousand times already, but it seems that there are more bulbs available now, yet H11 remains a difficult bulb to find, so I'd sure like to get everyone's thoughts into one thread, and discuss these bulbs essentially "against each other." So, let me know what you like!