ya i have never experienced the 880 fog bulbs, but they suck based on other members experience but i have had the SS Headlights for 4 years and the H3 fog light bulbs for 2 years...(knock on wood) and they are still shining

the ad says 20% brighter for $39.99 why not put a stock hi-beam light in the low beam side and get 70% more lumens than a low-beam light (1700 lumens vs 1000 lumens). thats alot more light for less money .

ROD

that 20% is vs a std silverstar bulb

or you put a silverstar ultra high beam bulb in your low beam socket for maximum pwnage

Because the older models have shielding etc that changes the light pattern. IIRC some have done it and loved it ...but I thought besides having to work over the socket and bulb..there was something else in the way.

You were with me in Jax when I had a hell of a time finding a parts store

The high beam swap isnt too hard

http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...ighlight=guide

Bill it took me all of 30 min. to do my low beam lights , GOD i like the light it puts out. it made a big difference on my car, and so easy to do. all i did was modify the socket and bulb, nothing else.

ROD

OK the new SS bulbs are in (installation was a snap), and in the words of the song, 'I can seee clearly now'...........Quite a difference from the standard bulbs.

Thanks for the help. I'm off this AM a '95 SSE with a siezed engine

Also remember this thread is 8 years old, and a lot can change in that time. SilverStars are no longer a favorite of the forum on account of their service life being unreasonably short now.

i woulnd say unreasonable, i get 3-5 years out of bulbs that are on all the time. there is a difference between the regular ones and ultra, which i dont buy the ultra. but the regular ones seem to be worth the extra to me