silver star ultra headlights?

[timaishu 10+ year member]

Okay then. I will get the ultras. I can get them from autozone for like 40 bucks I think.

I had to replace my tail light bulbs recently as my left one died. I was eyeballing the ultras and I think thats about how much they were running for.

 

[dman4486 5,000+ posts]

http://www.espotdeals.com/Shop/Control/Product/fp/SFV/31824/vpid/5229390/vpcsid/0/rid/123267

edit: 2 pack on ebay for $25

 

[lil_italy773 10+ year member]

those HIDs look bad ass. only thing that im wondering bout is will the stock headlight assembly hold up to that kind of heat. i mean they do put out more heat dont they?

 

[kovemaster559 5,000+ posts]

**** it i use highbeams

 

[timaishu 10+ year member]

http://www.espotdeals.com/Shop/Control/Product/fp/SFV/31824/vpid/5229390/vpcsid/0/rid/123267

edit: 2 pack on ebay for $25

Niiiiiiiice! Wow man, you just potentially saved me some dough with that link.

 

[timaishu 10+ year member]

those HIDs look bad ass. only thing that im wondering bout is will the stock headlight assembly hold up to that kind of heat. i mean they do put out more heat dont they?

You mean the heat from the light itself?

I highly doubt it will hurt it at all, it would have to reach the melting point of the plastic to do any damage. I doubt a HID will put out several hundred degrees of heat.

Correct me if Im wrong though.

 

[king ranch 5,000+ posts]

wat

you cant read

those HIDs look bad ass. only thing that im wondering bout is will the stock headlight assembly hold up to that kind of heat. i mean they do put out more heat dont they?

halogen bulbs put out more heat than both the 35watt and 55 watt hids

 

[bigaudiofanatic 10+ year member]

I live in deer CITY!!! and these work very well I can see the buggers a lot better than i could with stock lights.

 

[dman4486 5,000+ posts]

you cant read

You typed it...all I did was copy it to the same post

So which do you actually have

 

[king ranch 5,000+ posts]

i have used the hid4u and they are good lights for the money however u will get radio static since they arent digital, i run the retro solutions 55watt heads and 35 watt fogs thinking of getting the 55watt fogs but not sure if that will be too bright and not sure if the fog light housing can handle the extra heat since the stock fog housing is made for 35 watt halogen.

and i am thinking of switching the temp i have not sure if i want the 5k or the 6k

 

[Akula Class 10+ year member]

Unless you have projectors try to steer away from HID's. Look into HIR bulbs. Best output I've seen for halogen bulbs.

 

[king ranch 5,000+ posts]

Unless you have projectors try to steer away from HID's. Look into HIR bulbs. Best output I've seen for halogen bulbs.

your an idiot

 

[Akula Class 10+ year member]

your an idiot

Me thinks you're the one lacking knowledge........... I know my fare share when it comes to lighting.

 

[king ranch 5,000+ posts]

so do I my friend if you buy cheap HID kits then you shouldnt use with reflective housing if you get a decent brand then you can since the light wont be scattered and still somewhat have a cutoff

use retro-solutions Hid kit with stock headlights and not a problem for hundreds of people

 

[Akula Class 10+ year member]

HID's in reflector based housings not made for HID's will cause glare PERIOD. And glare isn't safe for oncoming traffic. He has housing designed for Halogen bulbs. That's why I mentioned HIR bulbs and they are almost a plug and play and won't be as dangerous for oncoming drivers. Show me a picture of the cut-off for these HID-kits and I'll show you glare.