New pics of PIAA lights at night
#3
Originally posted by GuZo
They look good, Im changing my fog bulbs this coming week.I hate the stockers yellowish look.
I also considered doing the film inside the fog housing and having the lexus look.Your opinions?
They look good, Im changing my fog bulbs this coming week.I hate the stockers yellowish look.
I also considered doing the film inside the fog housing and having the lexus look.Your opinions?
if that's the look that your going for and you know that the film will work then go for it. My personal opinion is that i like the fogs to match up to the HID's as close as possible. I dont like the yellow look. I would just stick with the PIAA Xtremes, but everyone has their own opinion.
#4
Re: New pics of PIAA lights at night
Originally posted by pmas76
Click on sig and go to page 11. I posted pics of the PIAA lights at night. WOW, what a difference.
Click on sig and go to page 11. I posted pics of the PIAA lights at night. WOW, what a difference.
I love my yellow PIAA IRON CRYSTALS. I noticed most of the PIAA H3's projects more light on the road compare to stock...they make such a difference.
#5
Pmas, one suggestion, next time try not to let the H3 bulbs touch anything, not even the cloth you had on the groun to take the pics. It can pick up grease from there which will shorten the life of them expensive azz bulbs.
Dixit
Dixit
#6
Originally posted by BigDogJonx
Pmas, one suggestion, next time try not to let the H3 bulbs touch anything, not even the cloth you had on the groun to take the pics. It can pick up grease from there which will shorten the life of them expensive azz bulbs.
Dixit
Pmas, one suggestion, next time try not to let the H3 bulbs touch anything, not even the cloth you had on the groun to take the pics. It can pick up grease from there which will shorten the life of them expensive azz bulbs.
Dixit
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can someone tell me the PIAA # for the headlight bilbs? the ones to the upper right and left of the HIDS? I got the H3s on optauto.com and they were $44, but all is see for headlights #s are H1, H2, H3, 9004, 9005, i cant find the right number! anyone? I got the #s from PMAS (164 or something) but i cant find the actually PIAA #. I know the fpgs are # PIA-15255
thanks
thanks
#8
Originally posted by 92 SE-R 02 SE
can someone tell me the PIAA # for the headlight bilbs? the ones to the upper right and left of the HIDS? I got the H3s on optauto.com and they were $44, but all is see for headlights #s are H1, H2, H3, 9004, 9005, i cant find the right number! anyone? I got the #s from PMAS (164 or something) but i cant find the actually PIAA #. I know the fpgs are # PIA-15255
thanks
can someone tell me the PIAA # for the headlight bilbs? the ones to the upper right and left of the HIDS? I got the H3s on optauto.com and they were $44, but all is see for headlights #s are H1, H2, H3, 9004, 9005, i cant find the right number! anyone? I got the #s from PMAS (164 or something) but i cant find the actually PIAA #. I know the fpgs are # PIA-15255
thanks
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#9
Originally posted by BigDogJonx
Pmas, one suggestion, next time try not to let the H3 bulbs touch anything, not even the cloth you had on the groun to take the pics. It can pick up grease from there which will shorten the life of them expensive azz bulbs.
Dixit
Pmas, one suggestion, next time try not to let the H3 bulbs touch anything, not even the cloth you had on the groun to take the pics. It can pick up grease from there which will shorten the life of them expensive azz bulbs.
Dixit
#10
I got plenty of practice handling bulbs working in A/V for a few years. Basically, the glass envelope on the bulbs is pretty delicate. Any foreign items on them will create heat and damage the envelope. Once any amount of air gets to the inert gases in the bulb, the bulb blows.
#11
Originally posted by PrinzII
I got plenty of practice handling bulbs working in A/V for a few years. Basically, the glass envelope on the bulbs is pretty delicate. Any foreign items on them will create heat and damage the envelope. Once any amount of air gets to the inert gases in the bulb, the bulb blows.
I got plenty of practice handling bulbs working in A/V for a few years. Basically, the glass envelope on the bulbs is pretty delicate. Any foreign items on them will create heat and damage the envelope. Once any amount of air gets to the inert gases in the bulb, the bulb blows.
#12
Re: Re: New pics of PIAA lights at night
hey! Deven2kStickMax
Where did you buy those piia bulbs? or whatever they are called, I got to tell you, they look sweeeet. Are the fog lights different color than the headlights. Please talk to me it looks sweeeeet.
Where did you buy those piia bulbs? or whatever they are called, I got to tell you, they look sweeeet. Are the fog lights different color than the headlights. Please talk to me it looks sweeeeet.
#13
Re: Re: Re: New pics of PIAA lights at night
Originally posted by wongmoxy
hey! Deven2kStickMax
Where did you buy those piia bulbs? or whatever they are called, I got to tell you, they look sweeeet. Are the fog lights different color than the headlights. Please talk to me it looks sweeeeet.
hey! Deven2kStickMax
Where did you buy those piia bulbs? or whatever they are called, I got to tell you, they look sweeeet. Are the fog lights different color than the headlights. Please talk to me it looks sweeeeet.
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