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Old 12-20-2004, 07:11 PM
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I believe I read somewhere that the PIAA Super Plasma H3 bulbs come with some sort of warranty. If this is the case then can someone please post some more information on the warrantly. I'm on my second pair and one of them just blew 2 months after I put them in. This is getting to be rediculous, not to mention expensive! Thanks in advance.
 
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yeah i had to call them the other day and the lady i spoke to was very helpful and she arranged to have a replacement bulb sent to me. all i had to do was fax a copy of my receipt from the purchase to her and i was all set
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Old 12-20-2004, 08:43 PM
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how dyu like the jim wolf intake trying to find the right 1 for my AE still searching we working w. the same setup but check out my pagehttp://www.cardomain.com/memberpage/657137
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What was the number you called? And also...is that the 9led you have for your clearance light in your sig? I've been using polarg M4s but it looks like the LEDs look a lot better.
 
Old 12-20-2004, 09:08 PM
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I've stood beside my PIAA fogs, but yesterday one went out. It was also the coldest day they have ever felt (15 degrees) so I'm wonding if that may have played a factor.

BTW I've had my fogs for about 8 months. I'm not about to take off my lip just to replace a freakin bulb unless I get HID fogs.
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Old 12-20-2004, 09:55 PM
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Originally Posted by XGaSpAcHo
I believe I read somewhere that the PIAA Super Plasma H3 bulbs come with some sort of warranty. If this is the case then can someone please post some more information on the warrantly. I'm on my second pair and one of them just blew 2 months after I put them in. This is getting to be rediculous, not to mention expensive! Thanks in advance.
Get some HIDs....

And yes...I am showing off....I love them.
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Old 12-21-2004, 06:07 AM
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PIAA bulbs come with a 1 year warranty. The place you bought them from is supposed to help you with that. They take the bulbs back, send them to PIAA for inspection and a replacement pair is sent back. They won't warranty a fingerprint on the bulb but will cover anything else. That's why I recommend buying them locally if possible.
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Old 12-21-2004, 06:34 AM
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damn those look pretty sweet. but i can't afford them right now. atleast i don't think i can. how much were those?
 
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Originally Posted by XGaSpAcHo
damn those look pretty sweet. but i can't afford them right now. atleast i don't think i can. how much were those?
$275 Pretty cheap in my opinion....
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Old 12-21-2004, 09:53 AM
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$275 aint bad. but i thought i remember reading you say that they're not that easy to install.

for now i think i'll just stick with my PIAA super plasmas. i just called the site i bought mine from (www.optionsauto.com) and they were very helpful. said that if i sent the pair back they'd forward it onto PIAA and send me a replacement/refund/my bulbs back depending on what PIAA decides. so i just had to spend another $50 to get a pair to last me while those are at PIAA. now if the weather would only warm up enough for me to be able to swap them out i should be all set.
 
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Originally Posted by MAXledKing55
how dyu like the jim wolf intake trying to find the right 1 for my AE still searching we working w. the same setup but check out my pagehttp://www.cardomain.com/memberpage/657137
The jim wolf intake is nice it bolted right up to the stock air flow sensor.the threads were built right into the cone.

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What was the number you called? And also...is that the 9led you have for your clearance light in your sig? I've been using polarg M4s but it looks like the LEDs look a lot better.
The number i called was 1-503-643-7422 and the fax number just in case if u need it is 1-503-643-9144. the bulb i have in the clearance light in my sig is the PIAA White Super LED Wedge bulb type 168.
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Old 12-21-2004, 07:51 PM
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the bulb i have in the clearance light in my sig is the PIAA White Super LED Wedge bulb type 168.
where did you get that from?
 
Old 12-21-2004, 08:46 PM
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Originally Posted by XGaSpAcHo
$275 aint bad. but i thought i remember reading you say that they're not that easy to install.

for now i think i'll just stick with my PIAA super plasmas. i just called the site i bought mine from (www.optionsauto.com) and they were very helpful. said that if i sent the pair back they'd forward it onto PIAA and send me a replacement/refund/my bulbs back depending on what PIAA decides. so i just had to spend another $50 to get a pair to last me while those are at PIAA. now if the weather would only warm up enough for me to be able to swap them out i should be all set.
The bulbs heat up alot causing the foglight housings to crack. HIDs stay cool....and take up less voltage.
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Old 12-22-2004, 06:23 AM
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The bulbs heat up alot causing the foglight housings to crack. HIDs stay cool....and take up less voltage.
if only i can get someone to do the install for me i'd think about it. but i'm the worst when it comes to anything that isn't plug and play out of the box.
 
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Originally Posted by XGaSpAcHo
if only i can get someone to do the install for me i'd think about it. but i'm the worst when it comes to anything that isn't plug and play out of the box.
Trust me....it's easy...It's not PnP but very little work is required.
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Old 12-22-2004, 06:26 PM
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Trust me....it's easy...It's not PnP but very little work is required.
what kinda work we talkin here?
 
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Originally Posted by XGaSpAcHo
where did you get that from?

i got them from my local Tweeter. but i also seen them on this site:
http://shop.store.yahoo.com/ltbmotor...hiinledbu.html
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Old 12-23-2004, 03:28 PM
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Originally Posted by MaximaPolak
Get some HIDs....

And yes...I am showing off....I love them.



Look sweet everytime I see them....very nice
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Old 12-23-2004, 03:40 PM
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Originally Posted by XGaSpAcHo
what kinda work we talkin here?
He's not telling...I'm guessing because he wants to be the only one on the block with them ala
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Old 12-23-2004, 04:36 PM
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Originally Posted by Bigl900
i got them from my local Tweeter. but i also seen them on this site:
http://shop.store.yahoo.com/ltbmotor...hiinledbu.html
do those fill the housing with light like my polargs or are they like the 9 LED's that I got from autoillumination that just shine like little dots? and is that a good price or should i look around to find some place cheaper? thanks again man.
 
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Originally Posted by XGaSpAcHo
do those fill the housing with light like my polargs or are they like the 9 LED's that I got from autoillumination that just shine like little dots? and is that a good price or should i look around to find some place cheaper? thanks again man.
It fills up the housing and is pretty bright. and i believe thats about how much i paid for them.
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Old 12-25-2004, 05:27 AM
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I use to have these bulb on my car .I've had them for about 2 years ,and i loved them .But when i saw the hid i switch to hid's.
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Originally Posted by MaximaPolak
$275 Pretty cheap in my opinion....
where did u get those from that they were that cheap?
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Originally Posted by BustaReims
He's not telling...I'm guessing because he wants to be the only one on the block with them ala
Sorry...It's very minor work....I cut the plug off the stock fogs and soldered onto the tips of the HID kit....then taped...then siliconed cause some plugs were too big for the hole of the Foglight cap (drilled then siliconed)...
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Old 12-26-2004, 10:16 AM
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that's not too bad. but i'd rather just stick with my bulbs. because knowing me i'd f something up.
 
Old 12-26-2004, 10:51 AM
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they do look awsome though and for the work you have to do to get them to work, its def worth it.
Polak's car looks HOT with those fogs!!!!
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Old 12-26-2004, 01:59 PM
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and how long do the HID bulbs last?
 
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Originally Posted by XGaSpAcHo
and how long do the HID bulbs last?
Longer than regular bulbs...and waist less energy...and stay cooler.
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