Headlamp Lighting
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If you are going for effectiveness, at night the silverstars are awesome. They have a nice white beam and really light up the road ahead of you. But if you want something for "looks" as well, silverstars look like an ordinary bulb unless its really dark out. So if you wanted the look of HID or Blue or something during the day, do not get silverstars.
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Originally Posted by FireRanger
Any late 90's or newer ranger is not equiped with wiring to handle 100 watt lamps. You will have to stick the lower/stock wattage. Go with Silverstarts or Xtravision bulbs. All the rest are a joke.
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Originally Posted by FireRanger
Any late 90's or newer ranger is not equiped with wiring to handle 100 watt lamps. You will have to stick the lower/stock wattage. Go with Silverstarts or Xtravision bulbs. All the rest are a joke.
#11
upgrading your factory harness to something like www.suvlights.com sell also helps, even with factory bulbs you will notice slightly more light output.
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Originally Posted by draobmiks
BOTH!! There is a truck aftermarket place about 20 min away and they had the harness. but to put the harness in took awhile. the silverstars i got at walmart for like $36.
You should've done the silverstars and checked the brightness, then installed the harness and rechecked. I dunno, I'm just a mad scientist that way I guess.
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HUH .... well i cant wait till it gets dark....try these out.. yesterday i took my dash apart to replace some of the 194ll bulbs behind the istrument cluster... what a job. i also replaced the spark plugs and wires with NGK irriduim plugs??? and belden wires. and cleaned the pcv valve and replaced the fuel filter... SO this truck is good for a couple thousand miles,
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