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If you get a chance, do you think you could get some pics of the lights aimed out into an open area so we can see how much area they light up?
Sure. Maybe tomorrow night.


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great thread Sil. i wish more guys on this forum were more like you -- always positive about everything and always have great stuff to add. Thanks

lights look awesome too!
 
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Great post-thanks.

How do you aim the headlights on a 2002 Quad Cab after you put these bulbs in? Mine are stock I think and I can't tell much difference between high and low bean setting so I'm thinking it's both lousy OEM bulbs and lousy aim--

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great thread Sil. i wish more guys on this forum were more like you -- always positive about everything and always have great stuff to add. Thanks

lights look awesome too!
I appreciate your kind words my friend. Thank you.


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So these are the same wattage and generate the same amount of heat as the stockers? Any worries about melting the housings?

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Melting the housing?? No Way!!

Anyway, Sil, do you know what temp they are? For example, the Silverstars are 4000K, and the Silverstar Ultras are 4100K.

Good find and a good price. The Silverstars are so expensive!
 
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So these are the same wattage and generate the same amount of heat as the stockers? Any worries about melting the housings?

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Same wattage as stock. http://www.danielsternlighting.com/t...ulb_types.html


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Melting the housing?? No Way!!

Anyway, Sil, do you know what temp they are? For example, the Silverstars are 4000K, and the Silverstar Ultras are 4100K.

Good find and a good price. The Silverstars are so expensive!
Good question. Need to look around and find that. I do know they produce more usable light (lumens) than the Silverstars. From what I understand, Kelvin indicates color and lumens is actual light output.

When I was doing research on bulbs, here was a reply I came across from Daniel Stern on another forum:

For reference, here's manufacturer data, from internal engineering databases, for output and lifespan at 13.2v for standard-wattage H1 bulbs. The numbers here are a composite of values applicable to the products of the big three makers (Osram-Sylvania, Philips-Narva, Tungsram-GE). Each manufacturer's product in each category is slightly different but not significantly so. I picked H1-type bulbs for this comparison, and while the absolute numbers differ with different bulb types, the relative comparison patterns hold good for whatever bulb type you consider. Lifespan is given as Tc, the hour figure at which 63.2 percent of the bulbs have failed.

H1 (regular normal): 1550 lumens, 650 hours

Long Life (or "HalogenPlus+") 1460 lumens, 1200 hours

Plus-30 High Efficacy (Osram Super, Sylvania Xtravision, Narva Rangepower, Candlepower Bright Light, Tungsram High Output, Philips Premium): 1700 lumens, 350 hours

Plus-50 Ultra High Efficacy (Philips VisionPlus, Osram Silverstar, Narva Rangepower+50, Tungsram Megalicht, but not Sylvania Silverstar): 1750 lumens, 350 hours

Plus-80/90 Mega High Efficacy (Philips Xtreme Power, Osram Night Breaker): 1780 lumens, 340 hours

Blue coated 'extra white' (Osram CoolBlue, Narva Rangepower Blue, Philips BlueVision or CrystalVision, Tungsram Super Blue or EuroBlue, Sylvania Silverstar or Silverstar Ultra, which is just a rebrand of the Silverstar product, also PIAA, Hoen, Nokya, Polarg, etc): 1380 lumens, 250 hours

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Just wondering what light color they are.....Thanks. but hey, if the output is better, that is the main thing.
 


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