Brighter Headlights
10-30-2011, 11:17 PM
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Brighter Headlights
I am looking to make my headlights brighter. I love the look of the HID and projection just cant birng myself to spend the money on either. I want something a can plug into the stock plug. Any suggestions of bulbs or anything? I like the blue tint to the lights also
10-31-2011, 11:17 AM
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The only way you're going to get brighter lights is by spending a bit of money.
To go the cheap way, buy some 'expensive' replacement bulbs, like Silverstars ($50).
For an actual increase in light,
- HID's
- HID's + Bambi Mod
- HID's + Aux Lights
- HID's + Aux Lights + Bambi Mod
A good set of Aux lights will run you around $250 or more.
HID's, depends where you get them from, and what kind of quality.
And the bambi mod (fog lights and high beams) costs about 5 cents for a piece of electrical wire.
To go the cheap way, buy some 'expensive' replacement bulbs, like Silverstars ($50).
For an actual increase in light,
- HID's
- HID's + Bambi Mod
- HID's + Aux Lights
- HID's + Aux Lights + Bambi Mod
A good set of Aux lights will run you around $250 or more.
HID's, depends where you get them from, and what kind of quality.
And the bambi mod (fog lights and high beams) costs about 5 cents for a piece of electrical wire.
11-01-2011, 08:19 PM
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Originally Posted by rolltide04
I am looking to make my headlights brighter. I love the look of the HID and projection just cant birng myself to spend the money on either. I want something a can plug into the stock plug. Any suggestions of bulbs or anything? I like the blue tint to the lights also
11-01-2011, 08:23 PM
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The Phillips Xtreme White is probably the best plug-in replacement halogen on the cheap. The only way to do better than that is HID projector retrofit which costs about 10x more but gives you 50x the performance.
11-01-2011, 08:27 PM
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Originally Posted by mSaLL150
The Phillips Xtreme White is probably the best plug-in replacement halogen on the cheap. The only way to do better than that is HID projector retrofit which costs about 10x more but gives you 50x the performance.
11-02-2011, 06:18 AM
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