post pics of your silverstar headlights
03-23-2005
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post pics of your silverstar headlights
im thinking of getting silverstar's for my new car, and id like to see some of your's? if anyone here has them?
i like the look of them, and i dont like the blue look..
so any pics?
i like the look of them, and i dont like the blue look..
so any pics?
03-23-2005
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I had them on my old Civic before I bought my new one, and the things kept blowing out - I don't think one lasted me over 5 months or so, and I've heard other with previous experiences. They're definatley brighter, but it's not worth the money for something that won't last longer than 4 months IMO.
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Rep Power: 295 by being stupid and touching the bulb itself b4 putting it on...anyways i have silverstars on my coupe
http://www.7thgencivic.com/forums/sh...d.php?t=195189
http://www.7thgencivic.com/forums/sh...d.php?t=195189
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Rep Power: 0 I installed my Silverstars about a year ago, and so far I've had no problems. I was very careful not to touch the glass, though. I recommended them to a friend of mine, and he had me install a set in his Accord; he noticed a difference right away. There's not a bluish tint, though -- they're just a little whiter. You may be confusing them with the Sylvania Cool Blues.
03-24-2005
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Originally Posted by fixeruper
i have never heard of bulb grease???, and never had a problem with my silverstars when i didnt use it
go with mtec
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Rep Power: 243 there's just something about putting a part you can buy at wal-mart on a car you care about that bothers me 
Seriously though not worth the money at all IMO. They are brighter than stock, but if you are want white and bright get about a 4500k-5000k HID kit....I belive that's the correct temp.
Seriously though not worth the money at all IMO. They are brighter than stock, but if you are want white and bright get about a 4500k-5000k HID kit....I belive that's the correct temp. 
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Originally Posted by simony
no they look really bright man
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Rep Power: 295 the silverstars are a definite improvement from the stock bulbs...but im gonna eventually get a 8000K or 13000k ohm hid kit...i like the look of it and its super bright
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Originally Posted by ragingSPAM
the silverstars are a definite improvement from the stock bulbs...but im gonna eventually get a 8000K or 13000k ohm hid kit...i like the look of it and its super bright
and i also never knew that "13000k ohm hid kit" are "super bright."
if you will please move your way to this thread you will learn basic knowledge on kelvin rating for HID.
03-25-2005
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Originally Posted by infinite012
i never knew they made 8000k ohm HID kits...
and i also never knew that "13000k ohm hid kit" are "super bright."
if you will please move your way to this thread you will learn basic knowledge on kelvin rating for HID.
and i also never knew that "13000k ohm hid kit" are "super bright."
if you will please move your way to this thread you will learn basic knowledge on kelvin rating for HID.
to you and you just got repped!oh and BTW thanks for the neg rep guys!
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Rep Power: 309 Since I got my HID's I dont see why I spent all that money on replacement bulbs that didnt really make a difference.. IMO save up some cash and get HID's..
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Rep Power: 787 If you have to get halogen, find some european OSRAM silverstars or cool blue. The stuff we have here is junk and won't be as bright as stock. My bro put silverstars in his rsx and they blew in a month (I installed em). Not that much whiter altho there was a small difference.
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Rep Power: 255 I had the old style HID kits... with all the relays... my bulb blew and I was SOL. So, I bought the Golden Style MTECs from Impulse... if you look at it, they look all funny b/c its not completely yellow - but I swear to you, they are bright as hell. I would say they argueably put out as visible of a swath as my 8000k HIDs did...
I think it's because they are ion coated glass rather then yellow tinted glass... anyway... they rule (until I can buy an XTEC kit) LOL
I think it's because they are ion coated glass rather then yellow tinted glass... anyway... they rule (until I can buy an XTEC kit) LOL
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