Xenon HID headlight bulbs any good?(search is down...again)
03-26-2007, 03:02 PM
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Boring stock lights...
After HID install (NO its not an f-bod but you get the point)
This is the best investment i've made on my daily driver... I would say the improvement is almost 80% better vision at night. Even with projector lenses, i get flashed often... If you dont want them this blueish PM me. I'll refer you to the seller of these HID kits.
$120 shipped w/ warranty! I will be putting these on EVERY car i ever own.
After HID install (NO its not an f-bod but you get the point)
This is the best investment i've made on my daily driver... I would say the improvement is almost 80% better vision at night. Even with projector lenses, i get flashed often... If you dont want them this blueish PM me. I'll refer you to the seller of these HID kits.
$120 shipped w/ warranty! I will be putting these on EVERY car i ever own.
03-27-2007, 04:18 PM
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I completly disagree with putting HID bulbs into a headlight housing designed for halogen bulbs. The glare coming from them is outragous.
I spent quite a deal of time and money, creating custom headlights. They are BMW Bi-Xenon projectors inside of the headlight housing, accented with the Halo rings.
I would love to do more prototypes, and eventually production, but since time and since it would cost quite a bit of money in capital i can not do it.
I spent quite a deal of time and money, creating custom headlights. They are BMW Bi-Xenon projectors inside of the headlight housing, accented with the Halo rings.
I would love to do more prototypes, and eventually production, but since time and since it would cost quite a bit of money in capital i can not do it.
03-27-2007, 10:23 PM
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I have the same silverstar low beams i did 2 years ago, i love them, +1 for not having to use high beams on country roads at night, so much brighter than stock. I also have the amber replacement silverstar bulbs for my sidemarkers(clear) and only blew one because it fogged up, but a drill took care of that problem. 
go with the silverstars!
go with the silverstars!
04-07-2007, 08:08 PM
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9006SU Silverstar ULTRA for Ultra Night Vision - The Whitest and Brightest Halogen
9005SU Silverstar ULTRA for Ultra Night Vision - The Whitest and Brightest Halogen
I got these it was 98 Bucks. On ebay it was about 80 to 85. So I just went ahead and got them. They had some hella xenon but these were blue tintied and kinda fake HID look ricey. And I don't like unwanted attention.
These bulbs are MUCH whiter than the normal silverstars I had in there(previous owner) and I took them out and put them in my daily driver. If anybody is intersted I might could do some beam shots.
9005SU Silverstar ULTRA for Ultra Night Vision - The Whitest and Brightest Halogen
I got these it was 98 Bucks. On ebay it was about 80 to 85. So I just went ahead and got them. They had some hella xenon but these were blue tintied and kinda fake HID look ricey. And I don't like unwanted attention.
These bulbs are MUCH whiter than the normal silverstars I had in there(previous owner) and I took them out and put them in my daily driver. If anybody is intersted I might could do some beam shots.
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