new headlights?
You can replace the fogs with ones from walmart or any other parts store and then look for better bulbs maybe. As for cool looking headlights, I think either o'reillys or advance auto sell these. Look in the import/dress-up section. I think the headlights also are the same as s-10 headlights which explains the import section.
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do you have any pics of them installed?
do you have any pics of them installed?
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Sylvania Silverstar
Sylvania Silverstar
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if you have an H4 conversion then you just buy the silverstar H4 bulb.... if you still have the stock sealed unit... then you can buy the silverstar replacement sealed unit...
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Originally posted by jethawk
if you have an H4 conversion then you just buy the silverstar H4 bulb.... if you still have the stock sealed unit... then you can buy the silverstar replacement sealed unit...
if you have an H4 conversion then you just buy the silverstar H4 bulb.... if you still have the stock sealed unit... then you can buy the silverstar replacement sealed unit...
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You dont need to replace the wiring with the sealed replacements. Replace the whole thing when it burns out.
I have silverstars on mine, there sooo much better than the reg halogens.
I have silverstars on mine, there sooo much better than the reg halogens.
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Car: 1991 Firebird Formula WS6
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the stock wiring will work since the silverstar runs at stock wattage.... it wouldnt be a bad idea to run a relay setup since your factory wiring is probably showing some age now... and you'll be getting some voltage drop across the wires...but if you get the "sealed unit" if the bulb inside burns out then yes you'll have to buy another "sealed unit" to replace that one...
but that was one of the first things i did when i got my firebird.. i switched out the stock halogens for the silverstars sealed units.... and i think once summer hits im going to switch to a H4 conversion then run some higher wattage bulbs with a relay setup... or if the funds allow it... a HID projector retrofit....
but that was one of the first things i did when i got my firebird.. i switched out the stock halogens for the silverstars sealed units.... and i think once summer hits im going to switch to a H4 conversion then run some higher wattage bulbs with a relay setup... or if the funds allow it... a HID projector retrofit....
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$25 a pop seem like a good price? suppose i'll need 2 low beams and 2 high beams...so is $100 worth it?...
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