perfect lights! mystery!
02-20-2002, 09:50 PM
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perfect lights! mystery!
any one know who this guys is?
http://community.webshots.com/album/26429805qoqZwUeFxv
there is a thread on this org with him displaying his link I NEED TI KNOW WHAT BULBS HE HAS its either naxos or nokya can anyone help???
http://community.webshots.com/album/26429805qoqZwUeFxv
there is a thread on this org with him displaying his link I NEED TI KNOW WHAT BULBS HE HAS its either naxos or nokya can anyone help???
02-20-2002, 10:45 PM
#4
Re: perfect lights! mystery!
Originally posted by iregula
any one know who this guys is?
http://community.webshots.com/album/26429805qoqZwUeFxv
there is a thread on this org with him displaying his link I NEED TI KNOW WHAT BULBS HE HAS its either naxos or nokya can anyone help???
any one know who this guys is?
http://community.webshots.com/album/26429805qoqZwUeFxv
there is a thread on this org with him displaying his link I NEED TI KNOW WHAT BULBS HE HAS its either naxos or nokya can anyone help???
02-20-2002, 11:16 PM
#8
It would also be even better if he did the foglight rewire.
Since I did that, I use my fogs as running lights during the day because now I can have them on without the headlights on.
IanS
Since I did that, I use my fogs as running lights during the day because now I can have them on without the headlights on.
IanS
10-05-2002, 11:10 PM
#9
are those things really that white in person?
I've spent the last 25 minutes reading all the feedback i can read on Nokya bulbs and people say they have a definite blue tint in them..
I just want something pure white.. no yellow and no blue..
is it too much to ask?
I've spent the last 25 minutes reading all the feedback i can read on Nokya bulbs and people say they have a definite blue tint in them..
I just want something pure white.. no yellow and no blue..
is it too much to ask?
10-05-2002, 11:26 PM
#11
I used to have Nokya headlight bulbs. And yes, they are very bright. They are the brightest non-HID bulbs that I used so far. I don't remember them being very blue though. Pretty white to me.
10-05-2002, 11:59 PM
#12
Originally posted by Cumalot
I used to have Nokya headlight bulbs. And yes, they are very bright. They are the brightest non-HID bulbs that I used so far. I don't remember them being very blue though. Pretty white to me.
I used to have Nokya headlight bulbs. And yes, they are very bright. They are the brightest non-HID bulbs that I used so far. I don't remember them being very blue though. Pretty white to me.
10-06-2002, 12:16 AM
#13
Originally posted by BriGuyMax
yea...that's my buddy Szymon's car....his name on the .org is Max7....and yes those are Nokya headlights...and yes those are 17in. Konig Villians...his car is tight
yea...that's my buddy Szymon's car....his name on the .org is Max7....and yes those are Nokya headlights...and yes those are 17in. Konig Villians...his car is tight
10-06-2002, 12:39 AM
#15
if anyone is interested in running bulbs that are not stock wattage.. get the upgraded wire harness..
i am reading about a lot of people burning out their stock sockets..
www.southwestautoworks.com sells the upgraded harness for like 15$.. and they sell the Nokya bulbs there as well.. get them together
i'm wondering if i should too
if there is no blue.. that'd be nice.
i am reading about a lot of people burning out their stock sockets..
www.southwestautoworks.com sells the upgraded harness for like 15$.. and they sell the Nokya bulbs there as well.. get them together
i'm wondering if i should too
if there is no blue.. that'd be nice.
10-07-2002, 10:05 PM
#20
Originally posted by sickmen
how about my new Hanabi HID 8000k?
check out my sig!
It's damn blue but that deep blue as you might think.
how about my new Hanabi HID 8000k?
check out my sig!
It's damn blue but that deep blue as you might think.
too bad i don't have the money, and even if i did, i'd get my car lowered first...
but that looks tight!
10-07-2002, 10:11 PM
#21
Yeah! we¡¯re in the same boat!
I need to lower my max, too¡¦ it looks like 4x4 to me.
However, my headlight socket was all melted down thanks to high-wattage bulbs and I didn¡¯t have a choice.
IMHO, Hanabi 8000K is worth every penny.
Much brighter and bluer than any Lexus or Porsche.
I need to lower my max, too¡¦ it looks like 4x4 to me.
However, my headlight socket was all melted down thanks to high-wattage bulbs and I didn¡¯t have a choice.
IMHO, Hanabi 8000K is worth every penny.
Much brighter and bluer than any Lexus or Porsche.
10-07-2002, 10:31 PM
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Originally posted by sickmen
You should be fine with PIAA.
I had 80/100W on my max and it MELTED the socket!
Get wire harness or use regular blulbs.
You should be fine with PIAA.
I had 80/100W on my max and it MELTED the socket!
Get wire harness or use regular blulbs.
So PIAA's, SilverStars, and Nokyas are what one would choose from for white lights in stock wattage?
10-07-2002, 10:42 PM
#25
Don¡¯t get PIAA because they are pretty yellow even they claim its hyper white.
I personally don¡¯t like Nokyas and I had no experience with silverstar.
I had eurolite and they¡¯re white but not close to the real HID.
If I was you I rather save money and buy HID someday!
That¡¯s what I did after spent a lot of money and time on HID look a like.
If you really want white color and don¡¯t want to spend lots of money then I could sell you mine. I¡¯ve two pairs of like new 80/100 high wattage bulbs.
Yours for $20 priority shipped.
Those are pretty bright and white but like I said not even close to the real HID.
If you want to buy mine or any high wattage make sure you upgrade your wire harness (around $35) before you ever thinking about put them in your car!
If you want white color then don't get PIAA.
I personally don¡¯t like Nokyas and I had no experience with silverstar.
I had eurolite and they¡¯re white but not close to the real HID.
If I was you I rather save money and buy HID someday!
That¡¯s what I did after spent a lot of money and time on HID look a like.
If you really want white color and don¡¯t want to spend lots of money then I could sell you mine. I¡¯ve two pairs of like new 80/100 high wattage bulbs.
Yours for $20 priority shipped.
Those are pretty bright and white but like I said not even close to the real HID.
If you want to buy mine or any high wattage make sure you upgrade your wire harness (around $35) before you ever thinking about put them in your car!
If you want white color then don't get PIAA.
10-08-2002, 05:55 AM
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Nokya = Blue 
You can't even see them hit the road in the rain. Absolutely no visibility at all in bad weather.
Check these out....
Super Plasma 55/65W
You can't even see them hit the road in the rain. Absolutely no visibility at all in bad weather.
Check these out....
Super Plasma 55/65W
01-16-2003, 09:55 PM
#30
Maybe you will like my old setup of Polarg bulbs with KMAX Superwhite 55/65 watt 4200K xenon bulbs.
Front
Corner
At the time I thought it was pretty cool, but then I realized that I was just looking a little ricey so I went ahead and added HIDs to my Christmas list.
Hella 5200K HIDs w/ JamStrait Amber Hyper-Bright LED Bulbs
Like others have said, if you do choose to go with the higher wattage bulbs, please get the upgrade harness, it'll help, but for some reason it still didn't hold up on my Nokya bulbs, the harness' sockets melted as well. All Xenon bulbs even the Silverstar ones aren't as bright as OEM bulbs, especially when used in the fog lights. Other than HIDs, ion yellow bulbs are the brightest in the fog lights. I truly suggest just sticking with regular clear bulbs and saving up for a set of HIDs. I'm so used to my headlights that it seems like I'm driving with the headlights off when I drive my girl's car with xenon bulbs. Just my 2 cents.
-Ben
Front
Corner
At the time I thought it was pretty cool, but then I realized that I was just looking a little ricey so I went ahead and added HIDs to my Christmas list.
Hella 5200K HIDs w/ JamStrait Amber Hyper-Bright LED Bulbs
Like others have said, if you do choose to go with the higher wattage bulbs, please get the upgrade harness, it'll help, but for some reason it still didn't hold up on my Nokya bulbs, the harness' sockets melted as well. All Xenon bulbs even the Silverstar ones aren't as bright as OEM bulbs, especially when used in the fog lights. Other than HIDs, ion yellow bulbs are the brightest in the fog lights. I truly suggest just sticking with regular clear bulbs and saving up for a set of HIDs. I'm so used to my headlights that it seems like I'm driving with the headlights off when I drive my girl's car with xenon bulbs. Just my 2 cents.
-Ben
01-16-2003, 10:38 PM
#31
Originally posted by Cumalot
I used to have Nokya headlight bulbs. And yes, they are very bright. They are the brightest non-HID bulbs that I used so far. I don't remember them being very blue though. Pretty white to me.
I used to have Nokya headlight bulbs. And yes, they are very bright. They are the brightest non-HID bulbs that I used so far. I don't remember them being very blue though. Pretty white to me.
I just tried the XD5's and they're too blue for me. Advertised as 5,100 Kelvin, pure white, etc. I didn't find that to be the case, so I'm looking for an alternative. . .
I agree w/ the other guy: no blue, no yellow, just white - too much to ask?
Ugh. Frustrating.
01-16-2003, 10:43 PM
#32
Originally posted by njmaxseltd
Nokya = Blue
You can't even see them hit the road in the rain. Absolutely no visibility at all in bad weather.
Nokya = Blue
You can't even see them hit the road in the rain. Absolutely no visibility at all in bad weather.
Are the A.W.'s blue-ish, too, iyho?
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