Secret of the 9005 Silverstar Conversion
06-26-2002, 09:35 AM
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would you guys realy recomnd this modd??? i tryed it once and got a deffective cool blue the blub burnt out the same day 
Hey Chicago Velcity what color do those silver stars look like?? are they like the norm hid rip off bulbs??
What do the cool blue look like?? i might go get anotehr set and try again.
Hey Chicago Velcity what color do those silver stars look like?? are they like the norm hid rip off bulbs??
What do the cool blue look like?? i might go get anotehr set and try again.
06-26-2002, 03:33 PM
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Originally posted by RpG~^_^~LauRnO
i think there is no secret~~
it's too easy
i think there is no secret~~
it's too easy
06-26-2002, 05:32 PM
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Originally posted by Red GSR
Don't know how you can say that. That stupid thing took me forever to cut up. You guys must have strong fingers or something. Thanks for the secret. Wish I knew about it earlier. Took me a good hour to cut that thing. You can't touch much of the bulb and you have to be really careful. That kind of delicate work takes patience for me.
Don't know how you can say that. That stupid thing took me forever to cut up. You guys must have strong fingers or something. Thanks for the secret. Wish I knew about it earlier. Took me a good hour to cut that thing. You can't touch much of the bulb and you have to be really careful. That kind of delicate work takes patience for me.
simply use soldering iron
trust me you can do one in less than 1.5 mins
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06-26-2002, 05:49 PM
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............. gosh~~ that thing only cost like 10 bux man..
you buy it, melt the sucker on your silverstar
if you find it's useless then simply return it ....
10 bux is nothing yo...
besides soldering iron might be useful in the furture.. you never know..
anyways... it's your choice
you buy it, melt the sucker on your silverstar
if you find it's useless then simply return it ....
10 bux is nothing yo...
besides soldering iron might be useful in the furture.. you never know..
anyways... it's your choice
06-27-2002, 05:01 AM
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Originally posted by Jngrbrdman
It doesn't work so well on Accords. I've got a 99 LX and I got flashed tons with the conversion in. I put the 9006s back in after the first night. Not worth it.
It doesn't work so well on Accords. I've got a 99 LX and I got flashed tons with the conversion in. I put the 9006s back in after the first night. Not worth it.
06-27-2002, 07:31 AM
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Originally posted by PatrickGSR94
That's because they are free-form reflector housings instead of projector housings. They don't have the same cutoff beam pattern that Integras have.
That's because they are free-form reflector housings instead of projector housings. They don't have the same cutoff beam pattern that Integras have.
