for the life of me I can't find ultra silverstars
Would someone point me in the right direction, thanks
HID's are not an option, tried them with my H2 and with no offroading blew a couple of ballasts and fry'd some wiring.
HID's are not an option, tried them with my H2 and with no offroading blew a couple of ballasts and fry'd some wiring.
We have both but they have the normal ones but I am an Ultra type guy, can't see worth a dam at night....
And these bulbs will fix you? Cool!
I haven't seen any bulb add more light farther down the road. I'm running 100w bulbs and it is brighter in front of the truck but without the auxiliary deer hunter lights I still can't see any further. invest in a good set of auxiliary lights that really light up the night. ks
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Bought a set of SilverStar Ultra's (9007 bulb) at Advance Auto today. They are 25% off! $35 for a set. We'll see tonight if they are any better than the ones I removed. They sure couldn't be any worse, this is my first Dodge, and the headlights are the sickest pale yellow I have ever seen! I guess my night vision aint what it used to be.
Steve
Steve
Welp, They are definitely, better than the stock lights that's for sure. Light is a lot whiter, and I can see farther. Nobody flashed their lights at me so I guess they aren't too bright. Afterall, they still have to be legal. I hope they last more than a year, which I see from reading here and other places, seems to be a problem. Sylvania's website claims they last 30% longer than regular Silverstars, so they must have aknowledged a problem.






