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  1. #1 Good non-HID Headlights 
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    Anyone have any thoughts on some good bulbs for the headlights? Please do not say HID. I do not want to get them.

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    silverstars
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    Projectors or silverstars
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    silverstars. run em in my S10 and LOVE EM! gettin ready to put a pair in my foglights on the GP
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    I was wondering about the silverstars. I have seen them but don't have any experience in them. How much better are they than stock? I'm guessing alot because a 2 D cell battery powered flashlight would be alot better than the stocks.
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    SILVERSTAR ULTRA....best besides HID's....

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    Go with a clear bulb such as the GE nighthawks or philips xtreme power bulbs and a relay harness. That will give you the best output with a halogen bulb. Anything with a blue coating on the bulb (ie silverstars) have less light output.
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    will the silverstars run in halo/projector headlights?
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    read up on Daniel Stern Lighting Consultancy and Supply

    Silverstars we have in america are not the same real silverstars from Germany. If you want light output your looking at bulbs like Philips ultra vision 50+, GE night hawks or the OSRAM siverstars (Germany) which do not have a color coating around them.
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    I got these, and they are bright as hell, I like them.


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    ive always used silverstars but i tried the nighthawks last time and i like them better.
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    Silverstars have poor light output, no matter how attractive the box may be. Silverstars have a painted bulb which decrease light output like others have said. Ive ridden in cars with them. Its almost dangerous to drive with them. Plus they have a short lifespan.

    Get GE nighthawks like others have said, or anything with a clear bulb.
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    hella xenons or silverstar ultras.
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    Quote Originally Posted by The Guz View Post
    Go with a clear bulb such as the GE nighthawks or philips xtreme power bulbs and a relay harness. That will give you the best output with a halogen bulb. Anything with a blue coating on the bulb (ie silverstars) have less light output.
    Where would I find a relay harness?
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