Aftermarket 9007's
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Aftermarket 9007's
Just curious what aftermarket 9007 bulbs you guys use or recommend, OTHER THAN Silverstar/Silverstar Ultra.
I'm looking to get some different bulbs, but don't want to upgrade my wiring or install projectors or HIDs.
I'm looking kinda for like some blue-ish xenon type looking ones. I want like bright bluey headlights to go with my amber fogs, just cuz I think it would look cool, and the fogs will make up for the lack of visibility the bright blue bulbs may have.
Pictures are also highly welcomed.
Let's see what ya got. NO SILVERSTARS!!!
I'm looking to get some different bulbs, but don't want to upgrade my wiring or install projectors or HIDs.
I'm looking kinda for like some blue-ish xenon type looking ones. I want like bright bluey headlights to go with my amber fogs, just cuz I think it would look cool, and the fogs will make up for the lack of visibility the bright blue bulbs may have.
Pictures are also highly welcomed.
Let's see what ya got. NO SILVERSTARS!!!
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Been using them for about 6 years in different vehicles and they burn out on me in 3-8 months and I'm tired of spending the money on them to keep replacing them every tume. I like the light they give, but not when I have to keep replacing them all the time. But I'm also looking for something like a bright blue, like 3850k and higher if possible?
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The link i posted above are what i ran and they had just the right amount of white and blue. perfect balance imo. 5500k equivilent ithink?
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you're gonna have to if you want to see while driving at night.....colored bulbs from my experience...they're output SUCKS! so....if you want color and to be able to see...you gotta bump the wattage...and when you bump the wattage the bulb burns hotter and wires get hotter. I spent the $20 whopping dollars on the 14ga upgraded harness that goes in between the bulb and the factory plug. Those can be found on ebay too.
I will not attempt to make this a 'why not go hid' thread...but....i went though ohhh.....probably 6 different sets of headlight bulbs(all differnt brands including silverstars) and was never satisfied...those luminics were the best ones i ran...then i went hid. never looking back.
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Hmm. In my B2200 I installed clear lenses and 3850k bulbs and everything was just plug and play and they were really bright and had great visibility and they were pretty blue. Didn't have to upgrade my wiring or anything.
I had $400 projectors in my Cadillac and they sucked.They weren't bad,but not worth $400. H1 bulbs and I forget what the fogs were, but they were 80w halogens.
I had $400 projectors in my Cadillac and they sucked.They weren't bad,but not worth $400. H1 bulbs and I forget what the fogs were, but they were 80w halogens.
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No I don't need or want more light. I have stock bulbs right now and can see fine. I just want some colour for looks to go with my amber fogs.
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you're gonna have to if you want to see while driving at night.....colored bulbs from my experience...they're output SUCKS! so....if you want color and to be able to see...you gotta bump the wattage...and when you bump the wattage the bulb burns hotter and wires get hotter. I spent the $20 whopping dollars on the 14ga upgraded harness that goes in between the bulb and the factory plug. Those can be found on ebay too.
I will not attempt to make this a 'why not go hid' thread...but....i went though ohhh.....probably 6 different sets of headlight bulbs(all differnt brands including silverstars) and was never satisfied...those luminics were the best ones i ran...then i went hid. never looking back.
I will not attempt to make this a 'why not go hid' thread...but....i went though ohhh.....probably 6 different sets of headlight bulbs(all differnt brands including silverstars) and was never satisfied...those luminics were the best ones i ran...then i went hid. never looking back.
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I got a set of those "Xenon HID" bulbs off the evilBay for less than $9. Either 4500k or 5000k, I can't remember right now.
They are great when it's totally dark, but they don't seem to have much output at dusk.
The light is VERY bright white, a big difference over the OEM bulbs.
These are a cheap way to see if you like the "HID" look without much work.
They are great when it's totally dark, but they don't seem to have much output at dusk.
The light is VERY bright white, a big difference over the OEM bulbs.
These are a cheap way to see if you like the "HID" look without much work.
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http://www.kryptonbulbs.com/headlights/
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