my 92 civic headlight bulbs are starting to take a crap. i can barely see the road and it looks as if my headlight are off. that's how bad it is!! any recommendations on which bulbs will increase my visibility?

 

silverstars are pretty bright, my friend has them on his ek and loves them

 

yep i love my silverstars

 

silverstars

i run them in my sonar projectors [flame away], and my friend uses them in his fogs and his lowbeams. they last a real long time, and are a nice white.

 

ill vouch for silverstars too, i have them in my 91 Accord and they are pretty sweet (for being halogen and in the stock projector housing)

 

These bulbs are good.. espically for the price:
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=981215

 

im selling my hid kit for $250 im in pasadena you can see them here

http://www.we-todd-did-racing....x.jpg
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SilverStars

 

i <3 my silverstars

 

hate to be redundant...silverstars

 

looks like you got an answer. silverstars

as for the luminics, they're not dot compliant, so technically not street legal.
and as for the hid kit posted, its just hids in stock housing

 

ive got sylverstars but ive heard good trhings about PIAA bulbs.

 

the people have spoken.. silverstars it is!!

 

I have used silverstars....they are really good quality...

 

Silverstars here.

 

silverstars

 

im pretty sure the h4h hyper white bulbs are brighter than the silverstars, but that is if you are rocking the jdm headlights like me

 

Use to have Silverstars. I now use PIAA Super Plasma GTX H4. The light output is far superior than the SS. Its 5oook for low beam and 42ook for high beam. Quite expensive, but its really nice. Its not ricey blue either.

 

My old EJ1 had Lumincs Ultra Violet lights in it, my new car has PIAA lights in it. I liked the ultra violets, but I like the PIAAs muuuch more

 

I like my Silverstars. They put out whiter light than halogens.

The high beams are freakin' awesome. They're great for retaliation against SUV drivers that refuse to turn off their high beams.

Only downside is they burn out fairly quickly (between 6-12 months), but I've adapted by keeping a spare bulb in the trunk.