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dmeyer07
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Super Bright Bulbs

Post by dmeyer07 »

Hey any of you know of the brigthest lightbulb for your headlights?

I'm looking for something super bright, but still safe lol, not something that is going to catch fire!
JeremyC
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Post by JeremyC »

http://www.piaa.com/Bulbs/Bulbs.html

I have their star whites in the Accord, and I love em. Their a little more expencive, than some of the cheaper brands, but their reliable, extreamly bright, and a nice white color. Not that yellow tint you get with alot of factory bulbs.
dmeyer07
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Post by dmeyer07 »

looking at the 9000 series, kinda expensive though @ 90ish dollars :( ... But they seem well worth the money, so i'll probably end up ordering them once the paycheck rolls around.

-David
JeremyC
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Post by JeremyC »

I think you will be happy with them. I used to run CATZ before they got bought out. Since then I have ran nothing but PIAAs and never had a problem. Infact my dad has them in his truck, and my mom used to have them in hers too.

as my girl puts it "when you turn on your brights, it looks like the night turns to day"
MrSo0h0o
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Post by MrSo0h0o »

i currently have sylvania silverstars in my car with a 9005 conversion(modified high beam bulb to fit low beam socket for more light output) and they are WHITE!
Chris from MI
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Post by Chris from MI »

You could always go with an HID conversion kit but then your talking a lot more money. Just make sure that the wattage the bulbs are before you put them in. I put some in my car that were 75 low beam and 90 high beam I think? anyways they ended up melting my harness and I had to replace them. I am running the Silverstars in my car now. They are pretty bright, I get flashed by passsing cars with my low beams on even.
Justin from Detroit1
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Post by Justin from Detroit1 »

Depends on the vehicle on if it'll burn the harness or not. We sell Nokya bulbs, and they are great. Only had two burnt harnesses, and we have sold hundreds. They are $35 a pair at the shop.
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