Silverstars = no Difference
Pro
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The light from the silver star bulbs are much less yellow they are color corrected for "whiter" cleaner light not unlike the GE reveal bulbs you can purchase for your home. What I did to save some cost is use siver stars for the low beams and I used the Sylvania standard "blue" bulb for the highs. They look almost the same so im not sure what you get for the extra $ you pay for the silver star name.
But yet I agree 
Instructor
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From: Cicero IN
Originally Posted by George8211
Are you saying that the distance you can see at night is about the same as the OEM headlights.... but what you can see, you can see better with the whiter light?
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DaveR
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From: Redsox, Pats, Celts & Bruins !!! Redsox Nation !!!
St. Jude Donor '06-'07-'08-'09-'10-'11-'12
Watts are watts, the onlt way to make more light is to raise the wattage, the color of the light 4k 5k etc makes no difference.
I have 100 watt lights in my low and high beams and have no problems at all.
My fogs have 60s, If I remember correctly
Wattage baby wattage
I have 100 watt lights in my low and high beams and have no problems at all.
My fogs have 60s, If I remember correctly
Wattage baby wattage
