New Fog Ligts
04-10-2004, 10:10 PM
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Originally Posted by BonneMeMN
Originally Posted by willwren
That'* about half the price of stockers. And they have glass lenses as opposed to plastic.
I'm running the Cyber-white navigators. The best features are ALL of them. Tempered glass, 55W H3 bulbs, a better reflector design (puts the light where you want it), and they're slightly smaller, which allows more airflow to the bottom of the radiator on the SSE or SSEi.
I'm running the Cyber-white navigators. The best features are ALL of them. Tempered glass, 55W H3 bulbs, a better reflector design (puts the light where you want it), and they're slightly smaller, which allows more airflow to the bottom of the radiator on the SSE or SSEi.
< Kinda like that.The Hella Optilux Angel Eyes, are BRIGHT. Can be used as your only lights, and you'd be fine.
Originally Posted by CFoote wrote:
For those who replaced the stockers....did you guys use the factory wiring (i.e. cut off the 880 connector) or did you use the switch that came with the aftermarket lights? I'd like to use the factory wiring if I could just to save some time....I know the factory bulbs are 21W (or somewhere along those lines) versus a 55W for aftermarket. That kind of concerns me. But if things are on a relay (which sounds like the factory ones are) I might be OK....thoughts?
I have the Optilux....and YES...very BRIGHT!
I can easily go with my headlights off....
As for my wiring....I have the main bulbs wired to the factory wires...I cut the 880 harness off
and soldered and shrink tubed new quick disconnects.
So I am still using the factory switch seein i don't like non factory switches so much
They Halo ring is going to my parking lights...
I am in process of bypassing the fog off on high beam thingy...
I'll have to put this on the to do list this summer.
04-12-2004, 04:37 AM
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Originally Posted by willwren
I'm running the Cyber-white navigators. The best features are ALL of them. Tempered glass, 55W H3 bulbs, a better reflector design (puts the light where you want it), and they're slightly smaller, which allows more airflow to the bottom of the radiator on the SSE or SSEi.
04-12-2004, 04:57 AM
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Wow, I'm surprised.. those really don't look much different at all. Would you describe the color any differently "in person"? And I'm sure this has been asked & answered before, but how did you mount the Cyber-whites behind the front bumper?
04-12-2004, 05:05 AM
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Since my stock fogs were pretty beat up, these are much whiter. The only time I see any blue is when they're off. But my car is blue, so it looks fine to me... 
But the CyberWhites put out a nice clean white light
But the CyberWhites put out a nice clean white light
04-15-2004, 11:57 AM
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Originally Posted by scottydl
Wow, I'm surprised.. those really don't look much different at all. Would you describe the color any differently "in person"? And I'm sure this has been asked & answered before, but how did you mount the Cyber-whites behind the front bumper?
The cyber whites have a blue lense, but put out a AWESOME white beam. $25 is good, I paied $40 for mine.
Jay
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