Best Solution Besides HID
Best Solution Besides HID
Hey guys i have a 94 GS300 and was wondering whats the best solution and best looking lights for my car until i get the money for the HID kits thanks in advance!
Originally Posted by Jewel707
Hey guys i have a 94 GS300 and was wondering whats the best solution and best looking lights for my car until i get the money for the HID kits thanks in advance!
lol Sorry, they are the blue bulbs you usually see on ebay, try to get Piaa's if you can. Its a little pricey but hey, you get what you pay for 
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/PIAA-...spagenameZWDVW
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/PIAA-...spagenameZWDVW
Polish up your lenses as much as possible to restore the clarity and pop in the Silverstars. Those colored bulbs are for looks and not for function ,they cut your output which means you end up buying hi-wattage bulbs to compensate for output then you eventually fry your harness . Silverstars are 55 watt bulbs same as oem which makes them safe for your electrical system and theyre a good alternative to hids. I too have a 94 gs and Ive had colored bulbs, silverstars, hidkits. and now I have a TSX retrofit that Ive done myself in Jan and Im completely happy but you gotta crawl before you can walk so do what fits your budget .
if it's going to be a while before you go HIDs, i recommend trying to get a hand on some of these
http://www.nam.lighting.philips.com/...nightguide.php
if i didn't have HIDs, these are what i'd be using.
http://www.nam.lighting.philips.com/...nightguide.php
if i didn't have HIDs, these are what i'd be using.
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I agree 
I replaced my highs, lows and fogs with SilverStars about eight months ago and I love 'em. No problems or burnout issues. They have a slight blue/white color, but nothing to drastic. Not to mention, they have excellent light output over the stock halogens. Great inexpensive choice IMO, (all three sets $100) especially if you're waiting like me to get some HIDs 
I replaced my highs, lows and fogs with SilverStars about eight months ago and I love 'em. No problems or burnout issues. They have a slight blue/white color, but nothing to drastic. Not to mention, they have excellent light output over the stock halogens. Great inexpensive choice IMO, (all three sets $100) especially if you're waiting like me to get some HIDs
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Originally Posted by PHML
Stick with Sylvannia Silverstars....its the same wattage.
Most hyperwhites are high wattage bulbs....which will melt your wires/harness....stay away.
Pete
Most hyperwhites are high wattage bulbs....which will melt your wires/harness....stay away.
Pete
And I tried tons of bright white bulbs and they are really can't compare to true HID. Just save the money and buy a good kit for $300-$400 that will last longer than the car
Originally Posted by LJGS300
I agree I replaced my highs, lows and fogs with SilverStars about eight months ago and I love 'em. No problems or burnout issues. They have a slight blue/white color, but nothing to drastic. Not to mention, they have excellent light output over the stock halogens. Great inexpensive choice IMO, (all three sets $100) especially if you're waiting like me to get some HIDs
I replaced my highs, lows and fogs with SilverStars about eight months ago and I love 'em. No problems or burnout issues. They have a slight blue/white color, but nothing to drastic. Not to mention, they have excellent light output over the stock halogens. Great inexpensive choice IMO, (all three sets $100) especially if you're waiting like me to get some HIDs 
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