What is the brightest bulbs that can be stuck into our stock headlights. without blinding people and without being blueish colored?. It just seems like my low beam bulbs are very dull. and not a very high output 
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You don't have to like what he did, but I would hope that you can appreciate the time, money and love that went in to the build. If you can't, you're not really an enthusiast, just another dumb kid with a car.
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IMHO.....but im also biased...
HIDs. 35w. 5000k. Look good, function well above halogen bulbs and, if aimed properly, wont blind people nor look stupid.
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I thought hids required some mods to be used in a our headlights? I am kinda just looking for something that I can pop right in. And yes I agree hids done right and not super blue do look goodYou don't have to like what he did, but I would hope that you can appreciate the time, money and love that went in to the build. If you can't, you're not really an enthusiast, just another dumb kid with a car.-visualpoet
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You have to get the right bulb size thats all.stock bulb size is 9006.the bulb slides right in and the wires are plug and play.its simple my 12 year old cousin put in mine on my cb7.
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4300k is OEM.COUPE K24
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I know how to change a bulb..and I also know the correct size bulb for our car. I was just asking what is the brightest bulb possible to get for our stock headlights that are not blue tinted like posted above 4300k is stock. Can we get brighter bulbs that fit the oem harness/assembly without modifications? i have just the basic sylvania bulbs right now.Originally posted by stence2028 View PostYou have to get the right bulb size thats all.stock bulb size is 9006.the bulb slides right in and the wires are plug and play.its simple my 12 year old cousin put in mine on my cb7.Last edited by buckysaccord93; 02-20-2011, 08:38 PM.You don't have to like what he did, but I would hope that you can appreciate the time, money and love that went in to the build. If you can't, you're not really an enthusiast, just another dumb kid with a car.-visualpoet
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I have been seeing people on other forums recommending PIAA intense white bulbs. And others saying the Sylvania SilverStars are brighter than stocks anyone have some experience with these?
You don't have to like what he did, but I would hope that you can appreciate the time, money and love that went in to the build. If you can't, you're not really an enthusiast, just another dumb kid with a car.-visualpoet
Money and Knowledge are never in the same sentence, because people with Money think they know it all, but people with knowledge, know better.-ragingasianComment
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I have the silverstars in my cb7 and they are a very good clear white color, not to bright so they dont blind people. they are a little spendy thoughComment
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This.Originally posted by MikeW View Post
http://www.ddmtuning.com/Products/Ap...Raptor-HID-Kit
I have that exact setup. Here's a picture:
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ddm tuning 9006 35wat 5k hid kit is the brightest lights u can put in with out blinding other drivers. but u gotta re aim after u get them. you can do 55 wat if u dare but those r uber brightComment
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Had the PIAA Xtreme White before, nice and bright, but exspensive. Last month went with the Regular Sylvania Silver Stars (Blue Pkg), bought them from Advance Auto with an online coupon for 40% off (look in Fatwallet for coupon codes), they also come with a 1 year warranty, so you can return them to the store for a replacement if they burn out.
Not as bright as I would have liked. Seems to be only about 15-20% brighter than stock, but with more of a white light.
If and when they burn out, will go with HIDs, just like you I didn't want to do any mods, just plug and play. HID kits are now less exspensive than PIAA's.
CheersLast edited by 92 OEM; 02-21-2011, 03:40 PM.Comment
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FYI, there are 2 versions of Silverstars.
There are the regular Silverstars, and then there are the Silverstar Ultras, in a brown package, and they cost like $60, which is twice the price of many HID kits.Comment
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I had DDM 6000k in my Accord. Awesome light output, but got lots of complaints about glare from them, especially in the rain.Originally posted by onelivinlarge View PostComment
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I have 30,000k Hid bulbs in my stock headlight assemblies and they're honestly among the brightest I've seen. 12,000k, are also very bright but by far the most light you'll get from any are supposed to be 6 or 8,000k. (btw 30,000k is pink or green and both colors can and will get you pulled over)Being normal is probably the lamest thing you can try to beComment
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30,000k HID is going to give you less light than an OEM bulb. You're losing output for color.Originally posted by Kboers View Post
Honestly, if you want solid light output and want to get away from running HID in a housing that isn't designed for HID, go with the OSRAM Silverstar (not Sylvania), or go with the HIR bulbs. Lumen output is what you want to strive for.
Personally, I would NEVER run HID in a car not designed for it.Comment
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