I first installed Nokya artic white headlights. They put out a bright scattered blue light. They are hard to get used to on high beams, because the light is diffused all over, especially to the sides, making it hard to focus your eyes in one spot ahead of the car.

But on low-beam, they outperform stock and Silverstars. They light up the street signs great on high and low beam, way ahead of stock lights. But other people hate them. I get flashed by oncoming cars often, even on divided freeways.

So, I then tried some SilverStars. They sucked big time! The light pattern was worse than stock. The beam pattern was way too tight,and I could not see the edges of the road very well. My friends hated them too. The light output WAS a little brighter/white than stock, but too focused to be of use. And way too expensive.

So I put the Nokya lights back in, and installed PIAA yellow Ion coated bulbs in my fogs. The yellow fogs offset the blue Nokya on low beam, and I can see much, much, better than stock now (on low beam). I took the Sylvania lights back to Schucks. I got my money back after much paperwork and interogation.

I got the set of Nokya's for $17+shipping on E-bay. The PIAA yellow fogs were $35.00.

 

watch the nokyas they will burn out the harness, also when i had them in the dims on them burnt out in a few weeks. Also one big comparson you could do when its raining out side go drive around with both bulbs and notice(or at least i did) the nokyas arent very good in bad weather... dont get me wrong i love the color of the noks but i didnt like replacing them every month or so.

 

I agree that the Nokya are not as good in the rain or fog. But the yellow PIAA fogs more than make up for it.

Thanks for info Nokya not lasting. If they blow, I'll now assume they all will, and won't replace them. I've had them for a month so far.

 

also southwest auto works sells the upgraded wireing harnesses. you may wanna buy those, no matter what brand bulbs you use if there higher wattage than 55/65...


BTW i may have just had a bad batch, some ppl here said theyve lasted them 6mths plus