Source for New headlights
10-29-2006, 07:17 PM
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Source for New headlights
I recently put in the upgraded headlight harness and I need some brighter bulbs, I want something like 55/100 or 60/100 or in that range. Anybody know where I can get some new bulbs? I checked out PIAA but they are soooo expensive! Thanks guys!
10-29-2006, 07:43 PM
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Hey ok, so what i meant by new headlights, what I mean is the actual h4 bulb.
Localmotion- thanks for the links those are great, daniel's site looks like the best I can find so far.
Localmotion- thanks for the links those are great, daniel's site looks like the best I can find so far.
10-29-2006, 11:10 PM
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ive had both and ge nighthawks compared to the silverstarts there the same but cheaper ....i have a little over a year and half on mine silverstars guess i got a few more months left
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I found a pretty sweet deal on ebay, a pair of hella 55/100w shipped for 21.50. or 80/100w for 25.50, i'll probably go with the 55's for the other drivers sakes.
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11-01-2006, 02:57 AM
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I prefer PIAA bulbs, like the Xtreme whites. I try to run Xtreme white in all my lights, great color and super bright. linky
The color is so much better than Hella bulbs, and the high K rating allows a brighter light with less draw...
The color is so much better than Hella bulbs, and the high K rating allows a brighter light with less draw...
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I got them from autobarn (cheaper than the ones on ebay) they are hella h4 100/55
http://www.autobarn.net/hellah4.html
http://www.autobarn.net/hellah4.html
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I've been using Hella's HIP's 80/100w for 9 months now with no problems.
Brighter and whiter than stock . Aimed properly ,does not seem to affect on coming traffic.
Don't remember how much or where I got them from.
Brighter and whiter than stock . Aimed properly ,does not seem to affect on coming traffic.
Don't remember how much or where I got them from.
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HIP is high intensity plus , just found out Hella discontinued them in H4
Wagner makes a H4 in the same wattage but don't know how they look.
Here's a link. HIP is explained at the bottom.
http://www.rallylights.com/hella/bulb_help.htm
Wagner makes a H4 in the same wattage but don't know how they look.
Here's a link. HIP is explained at the bottom.
http://www.rallylights.com/hella/bulb_help.htm
