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Rep Power: 335 Personally, I think it's the tint on the bulbs. I think that makes them get too hot and blow. . I didn't do a scientific experiment or anything, so I dunno for sure, but that just seems to me why it would happen . . IMO it explains why OEM ones are good (no tint), cheapos last a pretty long time (a little tint) and the pricey ones only last a couple months (heavily tinted).
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Rep Power: 0 Originally posted by taz757
Well, I've thought about the Raybring bulbs. I've heard pretty good stuff about them. I just don't know where to find them to begin with, and what would be good to go with. If someone could hit me up with a good link to research these Raybrig bulbs, I'd apprciate it.
As for the PIAAs, I've thought about the Super Plasma and the Super Plasma GTs. They're both 5000K for the low beam, almost the same brightness as a HID kit.
Well, I've thought about the Raybring bulbs. I've heard pretty good stuff about them. I just don't know where to find them to begin with, and what would be good to go with. If someone could hit me up with a good link to research these Raybrig bulbs, I'd apprciate it.
As for the PIAAs, I've thought about the Super Plasma and the Super Plasma GTs. They're both 5000K for the low beam, almost the same brightness as a HID kit.
raybrig = ebay
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Rep Power: 0 I went through 4 ebay bulbs in like 4 months (total cost: $6). I got tired of having to replace them so, I just went to the local auto parts store and bought some APCs for about $30. They have lasted me ever since, and I have heard good things about the APC bulbs. My friend has had them for almost a year now.
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Rep Power: 0 I have the PIAA SUPER Plasma Bulbs. They seem to work great for me. A lot brighter then stock. Much whiter too, without the OEMs amber light. I've had them for months without any problems.
what do you think about that
what do you think about that
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Rep Power: 0 Maby someday they with come out with Aftermarket LED bulbs for our civics driving lights. Then you wont have to replace them all the time.
what do you think about that
what do you think about that
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Rep Power: 282 Originally posted by RiceBuRNeR
I alwaysed used Nokya untill I got tired of them blowing. Get Piaa's they look better and last longer.
I alwaysed used Nokya untill I got tired of them blowing. Get Piaa's they look better and last longer.
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heres some headlight pics
http://www.geocities.com/blue99_si/hid.html
i saved the pics and can put them on my server if that site goes down, (cuz geocities sucks) so if it does..be patient and ill edit the thread...
http://www.geocities.com/blue99_si/hid.html
i saved the pics and can put them on my server if that site goes down, (cuz geocities sucks) so if it does..be patient and ill edit the thread...
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Rep Power: 290 Originally posted by Xerxes3333
I went through 4 ebay bulbs in like 4 months (total cost: $6). I got tired of having to replace them so, I just went to the local auto parts store and bought some APCs for about $30. They have lasted me ever since, and I have heard good things about the APC bulbs. My friend has had them for almost a year now.
I went through 4 ebay bulbs in like 4 months (total cost: $6). I got tired of having to replace them so, I just went to the local auto parts store and bought some APCs for about $30. They have lasted me ever since, and I have heard good things about the APC bulbs. My friend has had them for almost a year now.
I have the same bulbs. Mine finally blew about two weeks ago after about nine months....not bad I'd say. I'm pleases with APC bulbs, and besides...in CO there is NOTHING else. It's all PepBoys carries out here. lol We're sooooo far behind all the trends it's not even funny.
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Rep Power: 0 i used to burn out the cheapo regular bulbs about every other month with my projectors. See with all the money you save buying the regular bulbs you get to save up for HID. ahhhh once you go HID theres no turning back.
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Rep Power: 0 Originally posted by xRiCeBoYx
i have the target lite glow ones in mine also. they work great. although i havent gotten the chance to drive them in the rain yet... but its a good bulb for 13 bucks
i have the target lite glow ones in mine also. they work great. although i havent gotten the chance to drive them in the rain yet... but its a good bulb for 13 bucks
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Rep Power: 0 i was reading a earlier post that someone bought some eurodezigns bulbs....anyone with them have pix of how the light output looks like.....i might consider buying them since they say that it comes with a lifetime warranty...
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