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choice of bulbsPepEscobar 07-23-2003, 01:45 AM i can't really afford HID, so i was wondering what kind of bulbs should i put in my headlights. any suggestions? what's the deal with sylvania silverstars? any good or no good? sp3cial_bl3nd 07-23-2003, 11:46 AM well if u're having money problems then i'd buy the cheapest?!:1: 00accord44 07-23-2003, 04:57 PM Well, do you just not have enough money for HID or youre just plain broke? If you have some money, I would get some Hiper Industry hyperwhites if you want a blue tinted light. If you wanna get close to the HID look as possible, then get some PIAA spark blues, but they're gonna run you $100+. If you just need cheap and now, maybe Nokya. Actually, no, they go out too quick. I dunno. before I bought projectors, I had Hipers in for a lil more than a year. I liked em. Visibility wasn't that great though. If you want a better color, go with the high output 6-7500K bulbs. If you want better visibility, go with a 4-5000K bulb. If you want details on why this parody is true (higher output=less visibility) send xplode a PM. He explained it to me. Ricochet 07-23-2003, 05:30 PM PIAA bulbs are the best I've ever owned, and I've gone through shitty Pep Boys ones, CATZ pairs, and some other ones which sucked. My PIAA's cost $80 and have a 1 year warranty. I had one burn out after about 8 months, returned both (good and bad one) in the original package with receipt, and got a good pair back at the store for free. Buy them and a CATZ Zeta kit (like an amp or something for headlights) and they'll be wicked bright, with a great blue/white color. 00accord44 07-23-2003, 05:35 PM That ZETA kit is expensive tho. If I remember correctly, they're like $200 give or take a few bucks. Add $80 for PIAA's and for a lil, more you can get HID. Just my .02 Ricochet 07-23-2003, 05:43 PM True... I guess stick with the $80 PIAA's. 00accord44 07-23-2003, 05:46 PM Wise choice, but if you were gonna save up for the ZETA kit, you should just go for the gusto and save a lil more for the HID kit. I saw a Civic hatch around here with HID, it looked pretty damn good. I'm definitely switchin these H1s out for HID in a few months. Ricochet 07-23-2003, 07:47 PM Word, I absolutely hate the H1's in my angel eyes, they don't light up worth shit and I even bought some CATZ for them (the store didn't have H1 PIAA's) PepEscobar 07-24-2003, 02:41 AM well, i'm not too broke to get PIAAs. but i heard HIDs actually have some downsides. 00accord44 07-24-2003, 10:00 AM How so? I know nothing's perfect, but since HID has been out, all I've ever heard was "shines xx% brighter than halogen", uses xx% less energy", "conducts xx% less heat" Only downside I ever heard was costs $xxxxxxxxx!!!:frown: BTW, I was about to get new H1 bulbs in the meantime between now and getting my HID's so I looked to see how to take the bulb out. That shit is ridiculous! That screw holding the frame on is hard to get to with any normal screwdriver. I lost my little one and had to buy a new one. Then it was tight as HELL! I still don't have it off. And on my passenger side, the air filter box is in the was of everything! These lights look good from the outside, but are a major pain inthe ass to change from inside!:mad: M333K 07-28-2003, 01:32 PM ive been very happy with my Eurolite H4SB Xenon headlights and Hybrid M-14 Super-white sidemarkers....gives a nice look for only $60. gnushit 07-31-2003, 02:42 PM i have the 9005 silverstar conversion. lights up the road very well :bigthumb: pure white light also cause blue/purple/green is ricey:redface: i paid $30 for the pair on ebay:biggrin: vBulletin®, Copyright ©2009, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.
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