Side marker bulbs

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Jan 24, 2002 | 02:02 PM
  #1  
What brand/colors are you guys using for the side markers on your LS?

If I get the PIAA superplasmas, what would be the best bulbs to use as the side markers for the spot right next to the headlight and the the spot on the bumper. Thanks
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Jan 25, 2002 | 04:35 AM
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Re: Side marker bulbs
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Originally posted by 2UX31 YM
What brand/colors are you guys using for the side markers on your LS?

If I get the PIAA superplasmas, what would be the best bulbs to use as the side markers for the spot right next to the headlight and the the spot on the bumper. Thanks
I bought my Plasmas on eBay. They were only a couple of bucks. I've put Plasmas in the High Beam, Low Beam, Fog, Side marker and backup lights. It makes a huge difference at night with the Plasmas.

Get them on eBay. You wont find them cheaper anywhere else. I got mine from plasmalights.com, that's the sellers ID on eBay.
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Jan 25, 2002 | 07:34 AM
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Hey additude,

I have a couple questions/requests. How do they all "match". Do they all have the same look (color, brightness)?? Could you post the bulb ###'s that you used?? Pictures would be great!!

TIA,

Josh
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Jan 25, 2002 | 08:11 AM
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Originally posted by zushwa
Hey additude,

I have a couple questions/requests. How do they all "match". Do they all have the same look (color, brightness)?? Could you post the bulb ###'s that you used?? Pictures would be great!!

TIA,

Josh
Here is a reference to an online bulb # chart I used:
http://secure15.dellhost.com/~d30022...bulb_guide.htm

You can also look in your cars "Operators Manual" to find the bulb numbers.

Some year cars have different bulbs. Like some might have the High/Low as one bulb. You'll have to check for your car.

At first I only have the low beams installed and the side markers looked pale yellowish by comparison. So I replaced the side markers and the combo looks right. I then did the high beams and the fogs. Everything looks right.

If you buy the bulbs on eBay look for a seller that offers a lifetime or 10 year warranty. If your bulbs ever burn out in that time period you can get them replaced at no charge. I run my low beams all the time. Day and Night.
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