Hid alternative
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Le Mans Master
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St. Jude Donor '17
Hid alternative
http://www.sylvania.com/ConsumerProd...op/default.htm
Sylvania has a very comparable legal halogen bulb out if anyone is wanting
whiter light with out the troubles that come along with a hid kit.
Sylvania has a very comparable legal halogen bulb out if anyone is wanting
whiter light with out the troubles that come along with a hid kit.
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From: Angleton Tx
Originally Posted by muddpile
I was thinking about doing that upgrade. Anything has to be better than the standard bulbs, especially in the bumper mounted driving lights. They hardly go past the front bumper.
Le Mans Master
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From: Hanger 18 Taxachusetts
I was just looking at the silverstar site.
One thing of great concern is the life span !
Not sure what the number they list means??
They show silverstars as 100 vs standard halogen in the 600-800 range.
Does this just mean they last 6-8 times as long or the number of hours they will run??
Kinda sucks to pay twice as much and get a fraction of the life???????
One thing of great concern is the life span !
Not sure what the number they list means??
They show silverstars as 100 vs standard halogen in the 600-800 range.
Does this just mean they last 6-8 times as long or the number of hours they will run??
Kinda sucks to pay twice as much and get a fraction of the life???????
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From: Iowa
St. Jude Donor '03 thru '26
Originally Posted by muddpile
I was thinking about doing that upgrade. Anything has to be better than the standard bulbs, especially in the bumper mounted driving lights. They hardly go past the front bumper.
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From: Angleton Tx
Originally Posted by knewblewkorvette
I purchased the PIAAs from Tuan (Forum Vendeor) to replace the driving lights. Big difference, I rarely turn on my headlights now.
ALbert
