Will 9145 fogs melt plastic housing?
#1
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Will 9145 fogs melt plastic housing?
Has anyone had any problems running 9145's in your fog lights in a 2009+. I have a 2011 and thinking about silverstars.
I know there are other threads on this, I could not find anything recent. None of the threads I saw were specific to the newer model f150's.
I know there are other threads on this, I could not find anything recent. None of the threads I saw were specific to the newer model f150's.
#3
You will be fine. There is a few people running them already.
#4
wait. what?
I have had them for like a month/4000 miles so far. I have a habit of always turning my lights on when I start the truck, even in daylight, so they were on for every single bit of those 4000 miles and I haven't noticed any issues.
#6
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Originally Posted by sean453
my piaa's made them looked weathered with cracks. not melted though I'll post a pic later
Maybe they burn hotter than other 9145's?I had just ordered the piaa 9145's, and now I cancelled. I will get the sylvania Silver Star 9145's, as many run them with no problems.
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#9
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Originally Posted by sean453
my piaa's made them looked weathered with cracks. not melted though I'll post a pic later
#10
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Been running the 9145 silver stars for several months, the output is good/better than stock but by no means crazy bright but, I like them and there have been zero problems with heat....don't be afraid. The increase over stock is worth it!!