Recommendations for EG headlight bulbs?
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Need some SUPER BRIGHT, bulbs for my Eg any suggestions on what brand/color works the best? I want the brightest possible and best VISIBILITY! oh yeah, DUMB Question---what bulb # does the eg take?
i heard they burn out in a short amount of time
i have the regular silverstars (step down from the ultra)and their not as bright, but have had them for 2 months
i have the regular silverstars (step down from the ultra)and their not as bright, but have had them for 2 months
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just put them in, they are pretty clear white bright, but i almost feel like my Nokya's were brighter in my CRX....IDK....
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Phillps xtreme power works real nice .
I wasnt a fan of those silver stars, I had to replace one with in 3 months! didnt feel the 20$ for 1 bulb was worth the replacement if that is what i expected out of them.
I wasnt a fan of those silver stars, I had to replace one with in 3 months! didnt feel the 20$ for 1 bulb was worth the replacement if that is what i expected out of them.
Make sure you don't handle the bulb with your fingers and transfer oil ... guaranteed hot spot and reduced life. Here's the bulbs that I picked up: .... actually, not sure atm if I got the OSRAM Night Breakers or the Philips X-treme Power ... but yeah I wouldn't bother with the Silverstar Ultras made for the North American market... bad design, IIRC.
I've used one, yes just one, set of Polarg on my car for the past 6 years, and not (yet) one has blown out. I ordered from ICBmotorsport.com
This was my first set of Polarg, I've usually used PIAA or Raybrig. Yes, expensive, but they are quite bright, last seemingly forever, and of course JDM.
This was my first set of Polarg, I've usually used PIAA or Raybrig. Yes, expensive, but they are quite bright, last seemingly forever, and of course JDM.
Here's some reading if you're interested - might save you some money and you might even learn something from the Interwebz: http://www.danielsternlighting.com/t...lbs/bulbs.html
Here's some reading if you're interested - might save you some money and you might even learn something from the Interwebz: http://www.danielsternlighting.com/t...lbs/bulbs.html
If you're going to get HID lights, retrofit a projector from a car that had them stock into headlights with a clear non-fluted lens. You can get projectors from a TSX, TL, S2000, BMW, Land Rover or Mercedes.
Here are a link to read if you're considering HID lights: https://honda-tech.com/forums/lighting-107/truth-about-hid-kits-2543977/
Please do not put an HID kit in your stock EG headlights. The fluted lenses will scatter the light output everywhere and blind oncoming drivers.
If you're going to get HID lights, retrofit a projector from a car that had them stock into headlights with a clear non-fluted lens. You can get projectors from a TSX, TL, S2000, BMW, Land Rover or Mercedes.
Here are a link to read if you're considering HID lights: https://honda-tech.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2543977
If you're going to get HID lights, retrofit a projector from a car that had them stock into headlights with a clear non-fluted lens. You can get projectors from a TSX, TL, S2000, BMW, Land Rover or Mercedes.
Here are a link to read if you're considering HID lights: https://honda-tech.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2543977
Amen!
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