which halogens?
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Re: which halogens? (boostedcivicsir)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by boostedcivicsir »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">in my eg, i have a set of Raybrig 3500K's
best IMO hands down.
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Don't you have to upgrade your harness to run those? I also heard that the higher wattage bulbs can run to hot and melt the lenses.
Either way, I'm running the Silverstars after one of my co-workers picked up a set. Both been running them for over a year now, and wouldn't go back.
best IMO hands down.
</TD></TR></TABLE>Don't you have to upgrade your harness to run those? I also heard that the higher wattage bulbs can run to hot and melt the lenses.
Either way, I'm running the Silverstars after one of my co-workers picked up a set. Both been running them for over a year now, and wouldn't go back.
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Re: which halogens? (EX_AutoXer)
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Don't you have to upgrade your harness to run those? I also heard that the higher wattage bulbs can run to hot and melt the lenses.
Either way, I'm running the Silverstars after one of my co-workers picked up a set. Both been running them for over a year now, and wouldn't go back.
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Those are only 55/65 watt bulbs. Their output compares to 100/90w bulbs.
Don't you have to upgrade your harness to run those? I also heard that the higher wattage bulbs can run to hot and melt the lenses.
Either way, I'm running the Silverstars after one of my co-workers picked up a set. Both been running them for over a year now, and wouldn't go back.
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Those are only 55/65 watt bulbs. Their output compares to 100/90w bulbs.
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Re: which halogens? (boostedcivicsir)
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Xenon isn't a halogen gas.
after going thru HIDs, polargs, piaa, nokyas, hyper indusries, i use regular $8 Sylvania 9003 bulbs. they're oem replacements, won't melt my wires, won't wash out in the rain/snow/fog like blue tinted bulbs, and visability is fine when properly aimed with my depo fogs.
Xenon isn't a halogen gas.
after going thru HIDs, polargs, piaa, nokyas, hyper indusries, i use regular $8 Sylvania 9003 bulbs. they're oem replacements, won't melt my wires, won't wash out in the rain/snow/fog like blue tinted bulbs, and visability is fine when properly aimed with my depo fogs.
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Re: which halogens? (EX_AutoXer)
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Don't you have to upgrade your harness to run those? I also heard that the higher wattage bulbs can run to hot and melt the lenses.
Either way, I'm running the Silverstars after one of my co-workers picked up a set. Both been running them for over a year now, and wouldn't go back.
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been in my car for 3 years no issues. and i didnt upgrade the harness.
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Raybrig is the aftermarket division of STANLEY Japan. Stanley makes light bulbs and headlight/tailight lenses for many automobile manufacturers in Japan. Raybrig makes high performance lighting products for professional racing as well as street use. These HYPER BULBS are made with a different filament material and a different inert gas which provides more white light output than conventional bulb designs yet draws the same amount of current as the standard bulb.
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Modified by boostedcivicsir at 8:52 PM 3/1/2005
Don't you have to upgrade your harness to run those? I also heard that the higher wattage bulbs can run to hot and melt the lenses.
Either way, I'm running the Silverstars after one of my co-workers picked up a set. Both been running them for over a year now, and wouldn't go back.
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been in my car for 3 years no issues. and i didnt upgrade the harness.
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Raybrig is the aftermarket division of STANLEY Japan. Stanley makes light bulbs and headlight/tailight lenses for many automobile manufacturers in Japan. Raybrig makes high performance lighting products for professional racing as well as street use. These HYPER BULBS are made with a different filament material and a different inert gas which provides more white light output than conventional bulb designs yet draws the same amount of current as the standard bulb.
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Modified by boostedcivicsir at 8:52 PM 3/1/2005
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Re: which halogens? (kevoweb)
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Ditto
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Re: which halogens? (kevoweb)
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That's what I use in my EH
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me too.... PIAA HID.... i love them.
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