Light Bulb help..
Le Mans Master
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Oldtimer
It seemed that you were referring to only the rear taillights and from the appearance of the harness it would only serve one set of lights. I thought all flasher lights were controlled by a single, central flashing unit like many of my previous cars.
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Instructor
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So I just found this in the forum, how many of you guys can can support this info?
https://www.corvetteforum.com/how-to...reviews-368757
https://www.corvetteforum.com/how-to...reviews-368757
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St. Jude Donor '13 thru '26
So I just found this in the forum, how many of you guys can can support this info?
https://www.corvetteforum.com/how-to...reviews-368757
https://www.corvetteforum.com/how-to...reviews-368757
Le Mans Master
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I tried the Silverstars, thought they were a waste of money. Tried the Toshiba high beams(now the Phillips) and they were great despite the warmth of the color. I tried the Piaa after giving up on cheap HID's and was pleased. I understand the Phillips 9011/12 are much better. I have them on the workbench waiting to be installed.
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Instructor
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From: Southern Cali
So I take it the Piaa are good. Let me know what you think of the Phillips 9012 (for the low beam) after you install them. Is it white light?
I tried the Silverstars, thought they were a waste of money. Tried the Toshiba high beams(now the Phillips) and they were great despite the warmth of the color. I tried the Piaa after giving up on cheap HID's and was pleased. I understand the Phillips 9011/12 are much better. I have them on the workbench waiting to be installed.
Le Mans Master
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Oldtimer
They were a solid improvement. But the Phillips are supposed to be better. Phillips color temp l think is 4300, so not as blue-white as a 5 or 6000. I learned all this from Daniel Stern Lighting. He has an extensive lighting-only website with lots of research and scholarly articles.
