Silverstar's anyone?
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09-21-2005, 11:47 AM
RE: Silverstar's anyone?
The XS part numbers use a 90 degree angle for the housing connector (connector is perpendicular to the bulb). Non-XS are straight (connector is parallel to the bulb).
Some have stated that they could cut the headlight housing to fit an XS - it was easier for me to get the right bulb than to make modifications.
Some have stated that they could cut the headlight housing to fit an XS - it was easier for me to get the right bulb than to make modifications.
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RE: Silverstar's anyone?
ORIGINAL: jeffjs
The XS part numbers use a 90 degree angle for the housing connector (connector is perpendicular to the bulb). Non-XS are straight (connector is parallel to the bulb).
Some have stated that they could cut the headlight housing to fit an XS - it was easier for me to get the right bulb than to make modifications.
The XS part numbers use a 90 degree angle for the housing connector (connector is perpendicular to the bulb). Non-XS are straight (connector is parallel to the bulb).
Some have stated that they could cut the headlight housing to fit an XS - it was easier for me to get the right bulb than to make modifications.
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10-02-2005, 11:50 PM
RE: Silverstar's anyone?
I put in the SilverStars today (headlights, fogs, and blinkers). I was in the store and they were right in front of me, so I thought why not? I would have had to order the Nokya's. After I put them in, which for the headlight/blinkers was a kind of a pain in the butt, I called somebody out to look at them at night. Their response?...."Umm, I don't see any difference...." [sm=smiley24.gif] Oh well, I think they look better anyway. I may try the Nokya's next, but no time soon. Putting SilverStars in everything set me back about 70.00 bucks.
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10-10-2005, 06:55 PM
RE: Silverstar's anyone?
Finally installed the Noyka's this weekend. Very easy install, 20 min tops for all four bulbs. I installed one side then test drove when it got dark just for comparison. The Nokyas extend the light an easy 15-20 ft beyond the stockers and look much better. I got a "lamp-out" dash error this morning but then it went away, hmmmm... weird. Anyone else get this before ? All four lights are still working.