Aftermarket headlights problem
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Originally Posted by BigShoesHritge
your definitly better off buying after market headlight set then just changing the bulbs because i was running xenon bulbs and they melted my connector and took it to the dealer and i guess this is a common problem with aftermarket bulbs because they get to hot for the connectors
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The 80/100 watt bulbs are notorious for frying connectors. I have never had that problem however. Xenon is fine, you just have to get decent ones. I recently lost a low beam also, and the new set is not cutting it. Very small light pattern, and bluish light output. I never see PIAA bulbs anywhere, so I usually go with the Eurolite Fusion bulbs.,,,98
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Originally Posted by JS04CREW
One site I've looked on is http://www.autodynamic.com The site has the biggest PIAA bulb selection I have seen. Although pricey PIAA bulbs are really nice looking. I had PIAA H3 Super Plasma GT on my old trucks APC projector headlights. The Projector was really small so light output wasn't the best it could have been it was a fog projector. I wanted to see the color of the light out of those bulbs again so i out them in the projector and just put it to a spare battery I had. Light is awesome white/blue/purple. In the projector it acts just like HID with the colorful cutoff. I need to get myself a pair of those projectors. 200 bucks for headlights and then around 150 for bulbs. UGH
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Originally Posted by KMunzta
Thanks for the info..have you ever ordered from there? If so, are they reliable?