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Seen it happen more than once.Originally posted by: Colt45
pfft. plastic.Originally posted by: Zenmervolt
It will also melt the plastic reflectors in most modern cars.Originally posted by: Colt45
if you want bright light just buy some jiggawatt ones.
ie. stock H4 is 45/65 (?)
step up is 80/100
not sure about legality, and it's a good idea to run relays.. but it's *bright*.
ZV
Originally posted by: Zenmervolt
Seen it happen more than once.Originally posted by: Colt45
pfft. plastic.Originally posted by: Zenmervolt
It will also melt the plastic reflectors in most modern cars.Originally posted by: Colt45
if you want bright light just buy some jiggawatt ones.
ie. stock H4 is 45/65 (?)
step up is 80/100
not sure about legality, and it's a good idea to run relays.. but it's *bright*.
ZV
ZV
Originally posted by: Colt45
Originally posted by: Zenmervolt
It will also melt the plastic reflectors in most modern cars.Originally posted by: Colt45
if you want bright light just buy some jiggawatt ones.
ie. stock H4 is 45/65 (?)
step up is 80/100
not sure about legality, and it's a good idea to run relays.. but it's *bright*.
ZV
pfft. plastic.
Originally posted by: DaWhim
if you have daytime running light, don't even bother with it.
Originally posted by: SportSC4
Originally posted by: Colt45
Originally posted by: Zenmervolt
It will also melt the plastic reflectors in most modern cars.Originally posted by: Colt45
if you want bright light just buy some jiggawatt ones.
ie. stock H4 is 45/65 (?)
step up is 80/100
not sure about legality, and it's a good idea to run relays.. but it's *bright*.
ZV
pfft. plastic.
some el-cheapo higher wattage bulbs almost melted one of my bulb's harness.
Originally posted by: Viperoni
Here's all you need to know about tinted bulbs (such as Silver Star's, most PIAA's, Xenon imitations, etc): http://www.danielsternlighting.../tech/bulbs/bulbs.html
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Originally posted by: Ikonomi
As for the Silverstars, I heard they're unreliable and can burn out very quickly. Within months, if you have DRL on.
Originally posted by: KingNothing
Originally posted by: Ikonomi
As for the Silverstars, I heard they're unreliable and can burn out very quickly. Within months, if you have DRL on.
I put them in my car when I got it, and that was 3 years ago. Just had them both burn out on me, about 3 months apart, this year. I can live with a 3-year lifespan for the increased light output.
Originally posted by: Viperoni
Here's all you need to know about tinted bulbs (such as Silver Star's, most PIAA's, Xenon imitations, etc): http://www.danielsternlighting.../tech/bulbs/bulbs.html
Sorry Ikonomi, with the van in the way, the picture is pretty much useless. If you're just putting HID bulbs into a stock bulb housing, you're wasting your time since the factory lens isn't design for the different light dispertion pattern the HID bulb puts out compared to the stock bulb.