NEED HELP with head light bulbs
Burning Brakes
Joined: Oct 2004
Posts: 802
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From: Bueche Louisiana
ideas
If I could could find a headlight housing that had a clear front lense and faceted refractors in the rear of the housings to properly direct and disperse the light beams, this headlight problem would be solved.
Any ideas or suggestions along thoselines?
order the euro spec lights from your local gm dealership and then call daniel stern lighting for an upgraded harness kit and new bulbs
total cost is about 300 doing it this way or you could order the pfyc corvette stores speedbuilt headlight kit for 345
they are about the same thing as the above mentioned setup
Any ideas or suggestions along thoselines?
order the euro spec lights from your local gm dealership and then call daniel stern lighting for an upgraded harness kit and new bulbs
total cost is about 300 doing it this way or you could order the pfyc corvette stores speedbuilt headlight kit for 345
they are about the same thing as the above mentioned setup
Burning Brakes
Joined: Oct 2004
Posts: 925
Likes: 4
From: EXTON PA
Install Sylvanias
Originally Posted by CAJUNY2KC5
I've heard the same - they're whiter, hence brighter.
I just got a set of Sylvanias but don't have them in yet. My understanding is the slightest touch of the bulb from human hands will make them fry (due to the oil getting on the bulb). So I'm getting my Trunk Monkey to put mine in.
I just got a set of Sylvanias but don't have them in yet. My understanding is the slightest touch of the bulb from human hands will make them fry (due to the oil getting on the bulb). So I'm getting my Trunk Monkey to put mine in.
Le Mans Master
Joined: Dec 2003
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From: That dam place where it rains all the time
Originally Posted by 18 Wit A Vette
they are the same exact bulb. they work and they're brighter but not blinding i dont know. what should i do keep them in or take them out. so they dont burn if they even can
Le Mans Master
Joined: Sep 2003
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From: Jacksonville Florida
Originally Posted by kg54trains
Save the money it a easy install go to any parts store and purchase a pair of plastic / rubber gloves that you see mechanics wear. Gloves are inexpensive and the install is a snap.
Thanks much.
