Headlight bulbs
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Headlight bulbs
Im thinking about getting some brighter headlight bulbs.....ones that are more of a white or blue tint. I came across this on ebay......what do you think? And what is the Rangers stock headlight wattage? I've read that its best not to get higher wattage bulbs than the factory, and that it can burn the wiring?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...MakeTrack=true
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...MakeTrack=true
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I'm tellin you straight up that that pic is exactly what the guy said above me....B.S. I have these in my truck now...all they do is make your headlights have a blue tint...they FOR SURE are not brighter...save yourself the pain and do it big...get an HID kit orr j/leave them alone....b/c i do regret buying these headlights....HID's are soon to be purchased...save yourself the time and money...
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Silverstar 9007's for the headlights, and 9005's for the fog lights.........you won't be disappointed and they aren't rice looking. Best of all, the police won't pull you over for having those wanna be HID lights or "blue" bulbs.
I've been running Silverstar's for over 3 years now and I'm still on the original headlight bulbs....the fogs are a different story, they go out every 6-7 months. There's the "actual" Silverstar size bulbs that fit better and have a water tight seal, but 9005's are most commonly found.
I've been running Silverstar's for over 3 years now and I'm still on the original headlight bulbs....the fogs are a different story, they go out every 6-7 months. There's the "actual" Silverstar size bulbs that fit better and have a water tight seal, but 9005's are most commonly found.
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If you want a whiter and brighter light than stock and you don't want to go with H.I.D.s, then Silverstars would definately be your best bet. I had a few problems with mine though. The headlights seemed to go out a lot and I ended up buying like three new replacements before switching to H.I.D.s. The fogs lasted longer, but still, I had to replace those as well, and at about $30 or so for the bulbs, it digs into the wallet. O
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dont get thoes bulbs save ur $$. You will not get any distance with thoes bulbs just color. silverstars are ok but i dont like them *PIAA are the best Headlight bulb to run but u need a upgraded headlight harness to use them* if u want Color and Brightness u want to go with hid's here is a pic of PIAA Xtream white 85$ Halogen bulb V.s a HID 8000k kit
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Originally Posted by bryanjints
I used a dremel and they now fit
They're fog lights! You want driving/long range lights, then invest in a pair. I dunno, I just have a different mentality about it I guess.