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QUOTE(hs2g @ Dec 27, 2004 - 3:55 PM) [snapback]227101[/snapback]
>-Phat_99CeliGT+Dec 27, 2004 - 10:33 PM
QUOTE(Phat_99CeliGT @ Dec 27, 2004 - 10:33 PM)
get silver stars.
other thatn that, get streetglow or eurolite bulbs
i have eurolights in my probe and r a nice crisp white with a hint of blue.
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I was going to buy eurolight bulbs last weekend but the guy selling it to me said that it might last from 3 months to a year depending on my car.
It doesn't matter about the car. It's about what bulb the car uses... 9005, 9006, H1, whatever.>
QUOTE(d3monc3lica @ Dec 27, 2004 - 8:58 PM) [snapback]227206[/snapback]
>they dont, they sell bulbs fool
j/k about the fool
Lmao.>
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silverstar is just about the best you can get withough a convertion.
PS: Walmart is not the place to shop for car parts.
^Agreed.>
QUOTE(Punch @ Dec 27, 2004 - 11:03 PM) [snapback]227256[/snapback]
>go to pep boys you will get the real deal super whites' (in the rice department)
HEY! Lol. What are you tryin to say? Lol. J/K.>
QUOTE(yellowxboy @ Dec 28, 2004 - 12:05 AM) [snapback]227269[/snapback]
>i'm kinda confused.. which wattage is the best?
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QUOTE(shid @ Dec 28, 2004 - 8:34 AM) [snapback]227318[/snapback]
>There's no such thing as "which wattage is best" you can only get the wattage for our cars, and the bulbs meant for our cars.
SilverStars.
Shid's right. The right wattage for our cars is the one that our harness can handle. Can't remember the exact numbers. What I did was change my harnesses out for all 4 headlights(VERY easy). And now it can handle I-forgot-how-much but probably 2 or 3 times as much. That way your bulbs/harness don't burn out. I'm running Nokya somethings. They were god price, I think I got all 4 for like 25 bucks. And the 4 harnesses at Discount Auto Parts were like another 15. So not too bad. The lights looks awesome. White with a little little blue.>
QUOTE(elkinm @ Dec 2, 2005 - 6:59 PM) [snapback]362722[/snapback]
>I just bought some SilverStars at wall mart. I installed them but have not driven them. What scares me is that even the lightest blue tint kill my eyes even when it's from my own lights and when I am driving I don't have the option to look away.
Anyway, Anybody try the
Wagner BrightLight bulbs.
They are advertised with the same 4000K color temperature but they have no blue coating on the glass. I want white light but no blue.
Thanks
Edit: Sorry for infighting this old thread. It was the closest to what I was searching for and I did not notice the dates and I did not want to start a new thread.
If I'm not mistaken, the blue coating on the bulb is needed to achieve the white look. Because in a normal clear bulb, it shows up yellow because that's the filament color. I don't know about those lights but most likely if the glass is clear, the light will be yellow.