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Headlights?
When i bought the car the headlight bulbs were yellow and i couldnt see crap at night mabe 3 feet ahaid, So i went and bought a set of 100W bulbs that shined white they sucked to the yellow ones were brighter so i put them back in. what bulb can i buy that will brighten my night lol i would like a BRIGHT bulb and so i can see farther. adjusting my headlights to if someone can tell me the right way to do it so they shine in the right spot.
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Ok the 100Watts where dimmer?
I think you may have a bad wire problem or bad Ground
As for Bulbs.. i LOVE!! these
http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...=64513&start=0
I think you may have a bad wire problem or bad Ground
As for Bulbs.. i LOVE!! these
http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...=64513&start=0
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Maybe consider doing the high beam bulb in the low beam socket mod. Do a search to find the details of it, but if you're looking for a brighter light (probably yellower than silverstars would be) this could have some merit. First of all you need to figure out why they're so dim though.
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Originally Posted by dillcc
Maybe consider doing the high beam bulb in the low beam socket mod. Do a search to find the details of it, but if you're looking for a brighter light (probably yellower than silverstars would be) this could have some merit. First of all you need to figure out why they're so dim though.
cuz if you read the first post he stated the yellow bulbs where bright then the 100Watt ones..
Somethings wrong there.. :?
And putting the high beam in the Low is not a good idea, you will blind on coming drivers because there is no cover over the end of the bulb like the low beams.
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Originally Posted by bandit
Originally Posted by dillcc
Maybe consider doing the high beam bulb in the low beam socket mod. Do a search to find the details of it, but if you're looking for a brighter light (probably yellower than silverstars would be) this could have some merit. First of all you need to figure out why they're so dim though.
cuz if you read the first post he stated the yellow bulbs where bright then the 100Watt ones..
Somethings wrong there.. :?
And putting the high beam in the Low is not a good idea, you will blind on coming drivers because there is no cover over the end of the bulb like the low beams.
But I do agree he may have other issues than the bulbs. Maybe the headlight housing is fogged up??
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Originally Posted by MOS95B
Originally Posted by bandit
Originally Posted by dillcc
Maybe consider doing the high beam bulb in the low beam socket mod. Do a search to find the details of it, but if you're looking for a brighter light (probably yellower than silverstars would be) this could have some merit. First of all you need to figure out why they're so dim though.
cuz if you read the first post he stated the yellow bulbs where bright then the 100Watt ones..
Somethings wrong there.. :?
And putting the high beam in the Low is not a good idea, you will blind on coming drivers because there is no cover over the end of the bulb like the low beams.
But I do agree he may have other issues than the bulbs. Maybe the headlight housing is fogged up??
There is no cover int he housing, only some 93 and 92'* iv seen have them
And sense hes 95.. He has the same headlights as me, No cover
And 9006 (low) bulb do have a cover on the end/tip
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There is no cover on the low beams, Just a color out on the tip of the bulb itself, and yes the headlights have moisture inside both sides! o.k. to clear things up for you guys ill try to eplain a little better for yall....
when i had the stock bulbs in i could see about 3 to 4 feet ahaid and they were not very bright. When i put the 100W clear White bulbs in i bought from E-Bay it was worse aspesially in the rain and the snow, im trying to find a bulb that will shine ALot farther than 4 feet ahaid and that is Alot brighter. i hope this explanation is a bit better for you all.
when i had the stock bulbs in i could see about 3 to 4 feet ahaid and they were not very bright. When i put the 100W clear White bulbs in i bought from E-Bay it was worse aspesially in the rain and the snow, im trying to find a bulb that will shine ALot farther than 4 feet ahaid and that is Alot brighter. i hope this explanation is a bit better for you all.