Sylvania Silverstar Bulbs
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Sylvania Silverstar Bulbs
I was thinking of getting a couple for my Fog's...anyone know if they are Hotter..or could I put them in the stock housings.??? ....We get their commercial on TV all the time. Wonder also if they would last as long as regular ones, being as they are stronger/brighter...
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I don't like them. Every set I have bought in the past have blown within 30 days.
If you want just hyperwhite halogens look into euro dezigns (I think thats how it's spelled). I used them back in the day and they looked great and lasted for a good while.
If you want just hyperwhite halogens look into euro dezigns (I think thats how it's spelled). I used them back in the day and they looked great and lasted for a good while.
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Did these other ones..hyperwhite ones..run hot--safe for stock housing.?? ALSO--Did the Sylvanias run hot..?? or just blow..thanx.
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That is over twice the wattage.....thanx. The Trans am Kid..and Kman---no melting of anything.???? have you both looked closely.??? Seems to me there must be some damage..
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I guess I didn't read your thread carefully. I have a 1sc stripper so I don't have fog lights. I was referring to the head lights.
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You also have a Camaro which has a glass and metal projector instead of a plastic lens and reflector like the Firebird.
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Just replace the whole fog assemply, it is easy and inexpensive. I wish I could tell you which brand I have, but I completely forgot. I think I bought them at Pep Boys for like $50