i just fixed my bulbs my cutting the little nub and rotating then 180 degrees they are a lot brighter thanks guys for telling my how to do it. but i noticed that the glass gets hot now b/c the double filament is always on. my question is: b/c of the glass getting hot can a problem arise and can my wires be affected due to this change or will the only thing that could happen is the bulbs will blow out someone please help if you ever experienced a problem or know anything about this thanks

 

I have had my corners rewired for months now, and the casings do get hotter than normal but no problems have occured.
-Cyrus

 

good question man...

 

on my friends old car, his casing melt, and left a little nudge in it

 

what do you mean by nudge?

 

like if you run your finger thru it, itll be smooth, then itll mold inward.....


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what an artiste

edit omg it gayed my post....lemme fix it...the --- are for spacing sake...ignore them

 

Oh, I think that happened to mine too!

It's a little black, concaved hole, right?

 

exactly

 

Oh well, its HARDLY noticible. I wonder if it happened to anyone else too. BTW, I saw you wanted in on the group deal for the Budget Y. niiice.

 

i need to show my friends teg who is the boss

 

i had 21w bulbs hiper industries in my clearance/parking lights for awhile and no problems just gets hot, but it still doesn't look bright...a lot of pple say it looks greenish

well, i was wondering has anyone put 35w bulbs in their clearance lights? and will it fry the wiring? or do any damage?

 

I had apc bulbs in mine and they look kinda greenish too. I took them out. Before those I had polarg hyperwhites and they were sick. Now I have regular amber bulbs in there since I bought my Hanabi HID kit. The contrast is great b/w the blue and amber!