piaa bulbs
Kinda high-priced for only 6 months
04-10-2005, 08:52 PM
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I was on the Silver Stars kick for a while... they were great, when they worked. They would go every few months. At $40 for a pair, that got old. So now I just buy some walmart special CyberWhite XEONs for like $14, have easily out lasted the SS's and I can't hardly tell the diffrent in output and color between them and SS's.
04-10-2005, 10:00 PM
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I got tired of that aftermarket bulb thing. When I did my JDM front fascia on the Vigor, it was converted to H4 bulbs and it seems to be a lot brighter than the 9006 stock low beams. Dunno.
04-10-2005, 10:04 PM
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My Ice Blue "Hyper" brand have lasted 5 years...they costed $60 at Hot Import Nights 2K0 in Chicago - but gd they rock! 
...move over Infinity, Audi, BMW, Acura....Hyper is the shit!
...move over Infinity, Audi, BMW, Acura....Hyper is the shit!
04-10-2005, 11:09 PM
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when i had my 95 accord, the first thing i did to it, was buying a set of PIAA superwhites 9006 low beams. they lasted 2yrs with no problems whatsoever. when i got rid of the car and got an Integra, i put those in and they lasted another year, before i took them out to put in "blue-er" bulbs. my mistake. they sucked. the piaa's never failed for 3yrs and who knows how much longer they couldve lasted if i kept them :happysad:
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04-10-2005, 11:18 PM
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You can get Hella bulbs for mad cheaper than PIAA at rallylights.com and they're about the same quality; just not at the overinflated ricer price. They're only 12 bucks a pop. Optilux Xenon XP are a whitish look, XB are more blue.
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04-11-2005, 04:28 AM
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Originally Posted by 95SiR
when i had my 95 accord, the first thing i did to it, was buying a set of PIAA superwhites 9006 low beams. they lasted 2yrs with no problems whatsoever. when i got rid of the car and got an Integra, i put those in and they lasted another year, before i took them out to put in "blue-er" bulbs. my mistake. they sucked. the piaa's never failed for 3yrs and who knows how much longer they couldve lasted if i kept them :happysad:
Originally Posted by MrFatbooty
You can get Hella bulbs for mad cheaper than PIAA at rallylights.com and they're about the same quality; just not at the overinflated ricer price. They're only 12 bucks a pop. Optilux Xenon XP are a whitish look, XB are more blue.
