If anyone is interested, I can get super white xenon bulbs from a company called kool-glo. they are american made, but i kid you not these are some of the best headlights i have ever had. I will post a pic of stock comparison later... they are a crystal clear white light with a bluish tint. i was parked next to a friend that had a set of piaa's and he loved mine, becasue his "superwhites" looked stock. cost would be $25 per pair plus shipping (prob around $30 total). let me know if anyone is interested....after seeing pic, if anyone would like to buy them, just send me an email at thedjmayhem@hotmail.com and i will reply back to you. by the way...they are hi wattage....100/80W, and I havent had any heat problems

 

yet

 

actually, i have stock harnesses and have used the same brand 100/80W bulbs, and never had a problem for 1 1/2 years. here are the pics coming up.....

 

sorry guys, pics wont be posted tonight... i have an old digital cam, and i just got a new computer, and the software that my cam has to use is not compatible with xp...i'll post pics as soon as i can

 

knock the price down and I'm in. Now these are true 100/80 and not "looks like 100/80" tinted bulbs, correct?
Jae

 

You never know. NEVER trust higher wattage bulbs. Every car's electical system and condition is different. njmaxseltd has never had a problem with overwattage bulbs but guess what...his is a 99 and his car is fairly new, so he is a bit safer than those of us with more abused or older cars.

If the grounding connections in a car is dirty, then that's a big sign that you could have melting harnesses. These thoughts just hit me now. Melting happens from heat, which is caused by a weak or improper ground.