Aftermarket bulbs
#3
Piaa plasmas have the best color but suck in terms of quality and light output so i stepped up to real hid when mine burned out.. Thats wierd your name is chase. We have a guy at work named chase and we work at chase so when he calls debtors hes like, hey this is chase and they hang up on him....
Adam
Adam
#4
In terms of looks the PIAA plasmas probably look the best. I am using Raybrig White Thunder's now and they are really white with a slight hint of blue. I like those a lot. Of course, if you have the $$$ to spend the HID kit would be the way to go, no doubt
#5
hahah.. Raybrig!! if you can get your hands on either White Thunders or heck, even Metal Whites, you'll have nice light output.... just don't go generic... you'll lose a LOT of light.
yes, read the FAQ-U!
yes, read the FAQ-U!
#6
I changed most of my friends with PIAAs over to Catz.
The catz gem bulbs have the exact same color as PIAA plasma bulbs. But when you use the high beam it gives you the same color as the low beam but only much more intense. I also recommend you try Koito white beam h4's. Very good bulbs
The catz gem bulbs have the exact same color as PIAA plasma bulbs. But when you use the high beam it gives you the same color as the low beam but only much more intense. I also recommend you try Koito white beam h4's. Very good bulbs
#7
How does the actual light output of the Catz Galaxy White bulbs compare with the Piaa Xtreme whites? This is for bulbs with the stock 60/55 wattage.
The Xtreme Whites seem to have the highest rated output of the piaa series, and the Catz give similar numbers. The stock bulbs aren't as white, but you have to admit they are pretty bright for stock.
The Xtreme Whites seem to have the highest rated output of the piaa series, and the Catz give similar numbers. The stock bulbs aren't as white, but you have to admit they are pretty bright for stock.
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