silverstar vs. cool blue
Don't change the color of the headlamps..you're asking for trouble...
Tails are fine tho...I suggest the lower intensity Cool Blues for the high beams and LIGHT EM UP bro
Tails are fine tho...I suggest the lower intensity Cool Blues for the high beams and LIGHT EM UP bro
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From: Charlotte, NC ________ SEBF 07 survivor

Originally Posted by 89BonnieSE89
Legally, SilverStars is as high as you can go. If you want HID, thats fine, but in Canada, the Hwy Traffic Act states that HID lamp systems must be a factory installed feature. I got stopped once for my Cool blues...lol, I had the little DOT approval in my console..they let me go...
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Inside any Cool Blue or SilverStar packaging (btw SS packing is uber kewl!!) it should have a tiny folded up blue piece of paper, it insures the owner that the light is brighter then any stock yellow bulb but is street legal. Its your defense if ever questioned. Did you get your bulbs from a retail store or from somewhere else?
Originally Posted by phoenix_flame220
believe it or not, i got them at a flea market. they cam in a plastic lunch bag.lol 5 dollars a pair. last ones too. how about that eh?
i have both low and high beam silverstars. the lows are much brighter, and the highs compare to the Xenons (lows) in Escalades, Audis, Bimmers, etc. pretty good investment.
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anyway
i still need highs so ill probably go to canadian tire and pick some up. i dont want to spen 50 bucks but at least they'll match. have you seen the little LEDs that go inside the headlight housing? those are pretty cool i think.
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From: Charlotte, NC ________ SEBF 07 survivor

Jim is correct. Dark blue for the Silverstars, Light blue paper for the Cool blues.
FMVSS108/CMVSS108 requirments
(Federal and Canadain Motor Vehicle Safety Standards #10
(Norme de securite 108 du Bureau federal des vehicules motorises)
Don't know how to put the accent marks in.
FMVSS108/CMVSS108 requirments
(Federal and Canadain Motor Vehicle Safety Standards #10
(Norme de securite 108 du Bureau federal des vehicules motorises)
Don't know how to put the accent marks in.


