What do you guys think of these headlights?...
#1
What do you guys think of these headlights?...
I am wanting the headlights with the replaceable blubs instead of the whole housing to get some brighter bulbs. I found these on eBay and they look to be pretty good? I am not wanting to spend $70 on the hella ones so this kind thats on eBay looks like the next best thing?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...category=33710
Thanks
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...category=33710
Thanks
#2
I have them and they are great. Really bright but not too bright. Chek my page in my sig for pictures. They really improve the apperance of your front end too. Just make sure the ones you get are glass.
Last edited by bike4miles; 05-24-2004 at 05:42 PM.
#3
Originally Posted by bike4miles
I have them and they are great. Really bright but not too btight. Chek my page in my sig for pictures. They really improve the apperance of your front end.
Thanks for the quick help!
#4
Originally Posted by 914runner
Awesome! Did you get them from the same guy? What bulbs are you running? I was thinking of some PIAA's?
Thanks for the quick help!
Thanks for the quick help!
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The cheap blue bulbs that come with most of these lights, and the cheap bulbs on ebay in general, are utter crap. The '50% brighter' claim is unfounded. They are for the most part '50%-as bright' as stockers! I have a shelf full of them, used for a couple weeks only in various lights on 2 vehicles. (HI, lo, fogs etc, we put projectors on the car and cool Navigator-style lights on the F150.) I finally invested in Piaas for both rigs. They do what they claim. Period. Bright and white. Piaas themselves are NOT a hazard to the others on the road unless you buy too bright a bulb (read: illegal wattage) or don't know how to aim your lights.
Be sure the lights have DOT and SAE right on them. Even the, it only means they've met the requirements for whatever legal mumbo jumbo, it does not mean they will provide a nice beam with good side illumination and not blind oncoming motorists,etc... Its truly buyer beware.
Be sure the lights have DOT and SAE right on them. Even the, it only means they've met the requirements for whatever legal mumbo jumbo, it does not mean they will provide a nice beam with good side illumination and not blind oncoming motorists,etc... Its truly buyer beware.
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