http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...tem=2426213803

http://www.autoall.com/store/moreinf...ite1-hid1.html

i was looking at those and wondered if they really produce more light on hte road.
DO NOT FLAME

 

WOW 140W. You can roast a chicken with that heat!.

 

looks interesting. but i don't really like the posibility of something melting due to the heat given off of those bulbs.

 

I don't trust it just because the sellers are Altezzaworld

 

Mmmmmmm. Chicken with barbaque sauce (in a Homer Simpson voice).

 

jesus **** homer!
the kc daylighters i have on top of my pathfinder are 165 watts and i rarely use those {the brightest lights on the market, legally}

130 watt driving lights are asking for things to melt

 

What gets me are the two auctions for the same item, one for $75 bucks and the other is for $200 bucks.

Marketing 101 - stay away from it.

 

I love it...

The second link states:
"The advantages of this kit is to provide more than twice the amount of light of a halogen bulb while only consuming half the power (wattage). "

Almost as funny as PIAA's 55W = 85W claim.