Nokya headlamps
#1
Nokya headlamps
I saw an add for some online store selling Nokya headlamps.
This would be for non-HID setups.
I guess these are one of the many "near HID" white bulbs that are available.
I have a 2000 GLE - any opinions on these or other bulb repalcements would be appreciated.
As a side note - has anyone actually had their OEM bulbs burnout from use - not from a rock shot or some other event. I've always been curious about this - I had my last vehicle for 7 years and had the headlights on both day and night while driving and they never burned out. My car is going on 3 years and I run my headlights alot (I don't like the auto-on/off so I just leave them on).
This would be for non-HID setups.
I guess these are one of the many "near HID" white bulbs that are available.
I have a 2000 GLE - any opinions on these or other bulb repalcements would be appreciated.
As a side note - has anyone actually had their OEM bulbs burnout from use - not from a rock shot or some other event. I've always been curious about this - I had my last vehicle for 7 years and had the headlights on both day and night while driving and they never burned out. My car is going on 3 years and I run my headlights alot (I don't like the auto-on/off so I just leave them on).
#2
The Nokya bulbs arent bad. I had them and they were considerably blue-er than my Xtreme whites. They reflect really blue in the headlight housing. Not a bad light, but not all that awesome either.
#3
I give Nokya the big thumbs down. I went through 2 sets of headlights and one set of fogs(melted the wires). You can't see anything in incelement weather either with the blue bulbs. I have PIAA Plats in my headlights now, and they are super bright white, but I swear I could see better with my stock lamps.
#4
Originally posted by kramerica72
I give Nokya the big thumbs down. I went through 2 sets of headlights and one set of fogs(melted the wires). You can't see anything in incelement weather either with the blue bulbs. I have PIAA Plats in my headlights now, and they are super bright white, but I swear I could see better with my stock lamps.
I give Nokya the big thumbs down. I went through 2 sets of headlights and one set of fogs(melted the wires). You can't see anything in incelement weather either with the blue bulbs. I have PIAA Plats in my headlights now, and they are super bright white, but I swear I could see better with my stock lamps.
P.S. Eventually one side burn out in 4 months, then replace with Silvana Cool blues from Walmart. It wasn't as blue but its more visibility compare to Nokya.
#6
thumbs down
I had the Nokyas, they only lasted about 2 months. Cant see jack in the rain or any kind of bad weather. they are kinda ricey lookin too.
They do reflect good, thats about the only plus they have....
They do reflect good, thats about the only plus they have....
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