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Headlights
Whats the whitest, brightest headlight out there? I don't wanna spend a million bucks.. but I need to replace mine and I wanna try something different...
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I'm using PIAA Xtreme White, and i got it for looks and believe me, that's all that's good for. i already have 2 sets of foglights on my rig. If you're looking for something that's bright and has a bit whiter beam, go with the Sylvania Silverstars(i think that's what they're called). Also I heard the brightst bulbs are Hella bulbs.
Oh and BTW, I dont think ANY lights will cost you million bucks
Oh and BTW, I dont think ANY lights will cost you million bucks
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Nags:
Do a search. The subject has been discussed a million times.
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Nags:
Do a search. The subject has been discussed a million times.
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I used the Hella OEM replacements... Super bright! Haven't even tried the high beams yet Got them from 4wheel wholesalers in compton off the 91 last time I was in California.
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Phillips Vision Plus are great bulbs also supposedly more usable light on the road than the Sylvannia Silverstars.
http://www.autolamps-online.com/index.htm
http://www.autolamps-online.com/index.htm
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The Philips Vision Plus are great if you want clean white light, not a hint of oem yellowish light. And the give your lights a cool blue glow even when they are off. AND!! you get a set of super white side lights that match the H4's. I got mine from powerblubs in the UK.
Very impressed...
Very impressed...
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If you are thinking of installing brighter H4 bulbs you might want to start by building a headlight harness with separate relays that has a direct 12V connection. It will even improve the brightness of your OE bulbs and will allow you to optimize the capability of any aftermarket bulbs. Usually, OE harnesses are made with minimal gauge wire to save $$$ for the Mfg. JM2C, YMMV
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just get whatever lights and invest your money on FOG/DRIVING LIGHTS!!! not only it looks cool, for about 50 bucks a pair of Hella 500s, you just cant go wrong.
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@ ManyMods,
Can you give a brief explanation of the seperate headlight relay?
Do you mean using a relay for the light each side? Do you use one (relay) for the dip and one for the main beam using the stock wiring to switch the relay?
Thanks
Can you give a brief explanation of the seperate headlight relay?
Do you mean using a relay for the light each side? Do you use one (relay) for the dip and one for the main beam using the stock wiring to switch the relay?
Thanks
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