Sylvania "Cool Blues" suck!
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Re: Sylvania "Cool Blues" suck!
Originally posted by zemp68
I just got some Sylvania cool blues for the max and they are the same dull yellowish color as the stock headlights...Any suggestions on others that are more blue/white, but nice???
I just got some Sylvania cool blues for the max and they are the same dull yellowish color as the stock headlights...Any suggestions on others that are more blue/white, but nice???
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Originally posted by zemp68
Ok, but I really do like a really clean white look to the headlights...are there any other brands that won't burn my harness, like those Xtravisions or the phillips brand???
Ok, but I really do like a really clean white look to the headlights...are there any other brands that won't burn my harness, like those Xtravisions or the phillips brand???
I have these blubs called XD3 and they work great. They are mostly white with a tint of blue. Ive had them for over 6 months now and still working. Even though they are 80/100 Watt, ive had no problem with melting the harness or blowing up my car (fingers crossed). Infact they run cooler than my piaas. Their new versions came out (XD5)and they werent so expensive so i did a comparison. I took some pics for some other people...so ill paste the link.
The picture suxs cause of my $50 camera!!
http://www.sounddomain.com/id/fazlis85
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Blueish light actually reduces road visibility at night. People do perceive it as an improvement only because they see everything in blue instead of the yellow halogen. In the rain, visibility is even worse and totally unsafe. You can look cool but looking cool isn't everything.
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Originally posted by zemp68
I just want a clean look, not looking to be a show off, and that tan light just looks dirty. There has to be something out there that performs well. I just looked at them again, at full dark and they look better.
I just want a clean look, not looking to be a show off, and that tan light just looks dirty. There has to be something out there that performs well. I just looked at them again, at full dark and they look better.
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XD5's sound good, but i'm guessing that theyre either not gonna last too long, and/or burn out your wiring harness...check out this from one of XD5's eBay autcions -
H4(=9003): 1500 days/15 minutes per day (low beam). 1000 days/10 minutes per day (high beam)
H4(=9003): 1500 days/15 minutes per day (low beam). 1000 days/10 minutes per day (high beam)
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Originally posted by zemp68
Ok, but I really do like a really clean white look to the headlights...are there any other brands that won't burn my harness, like those Xtravisions or the phillips brand???
Ok, but I really do like a really clean white look to the headlights...are there any other brands that won't burn my harness, like those Xtravisions or the phillips brand???
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I took my cool blues back, I was not happy with the output. They looked basically stock, and visibility was about the same. I have the eurolite fusions now, and I have been happy with them so far. They are bright and give off a bluish tint, and I have not had problems with them in the rain.
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Originally posted by MrEous
My CoolBlues are definitely an improvement over stock...and they don't look blue like Silverstars do.
Get HIDs...that's the only way you'd be happy.
My CoolBlues are definitely an improvement over stock...and they don't look blue like Silverstars do.
Get HIDs...that's the only way you'd be happy.
#19
Originally posted by deezo
Silverstars don't look blue at all. They have a greyish tint to the capsule that makes then shine whiter than any bulb that I've seen.
Silverstars don't look blue at all. They have a greyish tint to the capsule that makes then shine whiter than any bulb that I've seen.
Dave
#20
Originally posted by Dave B
A ran Silverstars for about 2 days and now they're sitting in my garage. The light output is very poor compared to Cool Blues.
Dave
A ran Silverstars for about 2 days and now they're sitting in my garage. The light output is very poor compared to Cool Blues.
Dave
#21
I have had eurolights on my car for a while, a friend of mine told me how much nicer the sylvania were, so i bought a set. Those suckers went right back to the store. they are not bright enough for me. I like my eurolights.
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Originally posted by Dave B
A ran Silverstars for about 2 days and now they're sitting in my garage. The light output is very poor compared to Cool Blues.
Dave
A ran Silverstars for about 2 days and now they're sitting in my garage. The light output is very poor compared to Cool Blues.
Dave
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Originally posted by FazliS85
HID is the way to go!! Im gonna get the 6000K ones and aim my headlights like 2" lower. All these halogens/kryptons cant compete. Plus, they last longer and cops in my area dont reli care.
HID is the way to go!! Im gonna get the 6000K ones and aim my headlights like 2" lower. All these halogens/kryptons cant compete. Plus, they last longer and cops in my area dont reli care.
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I sold them to get a high quality kit from Catz. Do your research here: www.hidforum.com
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thanks deezo...ill look into it...I heard the date was Aug 15 or 16. But I think they are bluffin...its not that easy to ban something that quick. Remember they wanted to ban radar detectors, well i still have one...
and everytime i pass a cop they see my valentine but no one has pulled me over to this date. We need a new/better headlight housing made for HIDs. Someone better start working on it cause if I can pay 400 for HIDs, i might as well pay somemore for better housings.
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