Replacement Headlights?
#1
Replacement Headlights?
What are the best non-hid replacement halogen headlight bulbs for our vehicles?
#2
you have to narrow it down you can't just say "our vehicles" and expect us to know what you are talking about lol obviously a Blazer though but what year , trim, etc. it is a good idea to put some info about your vehicle in your sig like I did with mine or however you feel fit once we have more info we can help you.
#3
But look up Sylvania lights. They have the super brights or w/e they're called that are around if not the top of non HID for brightness. In a projector housing you'll see noticable improvements as well in lue of a stock housing with any bulb.
Just have to research what bulb fits in yours & the housing you may get.
I know my projectors came with 9005 bulbs (high beam bulbs I think) in a low beam application. But in projectors they're awsome & projectors have a cut off line as to not **** off other motorists.
But I have HIDs in the projectors <--- what projectors were made for & vice versa. Still with the halogens the beams were really nice & focused.
Just have to research what bulb fits in yours & the housing you may get.
I know my projectors came with 9005 bulbs (high beam bulbs I think) in a low beam application. But in projectors they're awsome & projectors have a cut off line as to not **** off other motorists.
But I have HIDs in the projectors <--- what projectors were made for & vice versa. Still with the halogens the beams were really nice & focused.
#4
i have silverstar ultra as my lowbeams and regular silver stars for my high beams, and they workkk great 60-70% of the time i get flashed with just my lowbeams
#5
x2 on the Silverstar Ultras.
#6
I had Silverstar ultras for about a year and I loved them, but they only last about a year than they start getting dim. I was going to replace them but they cost $50, I went with HID for $40.
If you dont want HID silverstar ultras are In my opinion the best.
If you dont want HID silverstar ultras are In my opinion the best.
#7
Silverstars are great, but they don't last very long. I had one last 7 months, and the other almost made it a year. Same deal with our '86 Grand Marquis - didn't even get a year out of either one. Super bright light that burns up fast, or less bright light that lasts over 5 years. It's a trade off. Decisions, decisions ....
I use Sylvania LL (long life) because I hate replacing things every season.
I use Sylvania LL (long life) because I hate replacing things every season.
#8
I just replaced my headlights about a week ago and I went with regular halogens just because it is such a pain in the *** to take off all the little bolts and to find out half of them are rusted lol so that way it will be a while before I have to deal with the bolts from hell again if I want to see better I just use my fog lights I ALWAYS get brighted when I have them on
#9
Silverstars are great, but they don't last very long. I had one last 7 months, and the other almost made it a year. Same deal with our '86 Grand Marquis - didn't even get a year out of either one. Super bright light that burns up fast, or less bright light that lasts over 5 years. It's a trade off. Decisions, decisions ....
I use Sylvania LL (long life) because I hate replacing things every season.
I use Sylvania LL (long life) because I hate replacing things every season.
#10
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Or.... you could ask BMW to get you a pair of their laser lights. They are soo beast son! Only problem is they are $$$$. Link
But if you don't want to go with some laser lights, then this is a good second option. Nokya. Don't go with the Silverstar series. Waste of money imo. You don't get your money's worth out of them. Check out Nokya though. They have a stage 1 that is same wattage at stock headlights and stage 2 which is 80-100 watt I believe. Much better deal. Easy on the wallet. Just my .02.
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But if you don't want to go with some laser lights, then this is a good second option. Nokya. Don't go with the Silverstar series. Waste of money imo. You don't get your money's worth out of them. Check out Nokya though. They have a stage 1 that is same wattage at stock headlights and stage 2 which is 80-100 watt I believe. Much better deal. Easy on the wallet. Just my .02.
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