Ok replacing Headlights...
I am buying the silverstar headlights tonight, what size do i get? 9006 or something? Do i change more then 1? I mean i know more then the one light but i mean high's and low's? or anything else?? Do you have to remove the light housing itself or can you just undo the light from where it is?
My old car you had to remove the whole light fixture to change the damn light, stupid cavalier!
please do yourself a favor and don't. Silverstars suck! I tried them, they actually seem dim compared to the factory ones.
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YOu know, I kinda prefer removing the whole light assembly. . . it was very easy on my old Lexus, and that way, you didn't have to fish around to get the bulb to fit right. Getting a bulb into a socket on the xA is one of the hardest things I've ever done in my life. Talk about no room!
Ok done! it was easy...nowwwwwwww to my suprise over the left headlight or if you are looking into the engine the right one. There was a little black box that had a date on it and it said BLACKMORE i think. What the hell is that? It had some wires conneced to it and a ground wire that was screwed into the side of the car. WHAT IS IT?? I have to move it to get to the light but i put it back...any clues?
Originally Posted by toyota_scion_tc
please do yourself a favor and don't. Silverstars suck! I tried them, they actually seem dim compared to the factory ones.
http://www.premiertek.net/
GP Thunder 7500K lights rock.
http://www.premiertek.net/
GP Thunder 7500K lights rock.
My silverstars lasted at least a year in my old car (I had them for a year before I sold the car) It took the same sized bulbs as the tC. I've heard other people say they only lasted 6 months for them, so maybe I was just lucky. *shrug*
I've mentioned this in other threads, but really haven't got a reply.. does anyone else get flashed regularly while driving at night because oncoming traffic thinks you have your high beams on when you don't? (using stock bulbs)
It happens to me just about every night.
I've mentioned this in other threads, but really haven't got a reply.. does anyone else get flashed regularly while driving at night because oncoming traffic thinks you have your high beams on when you don't? (using stock bulbs)
It happens to me just about every night.
i've had mine for over 6 months now and no problems as of yet. and that one dude was crazy talking about the silverstars being dimmer than the OEM lights. Some people talkin out their butts.
Originally Posted by erc
My silverstars lasted at least a year in my old car (I had them for a year before I sold the car) It took the same sized bulbs as the tC. I've heard other people say they only lasted 6 months for them, so maybe I was just lucky. *shrug*
I've mentioned this in other threads, but really haven't got a reply.. does anyone else get flashed regularly while driving at night because oncoming traffic thinks you have your high beams on when you don't? (using stock bulbs)
It happens to me just about every night.
I've mentioned this in other threads, but really haven't got a reply.. does anyone else get flashed regularly while driving at night because oncoming traffic thinks you have your high beams on when you don't? (using stock bulbs)
It happens to me just about every night.
BTW Silverstars are gtreat and provide the HID look most are looking for. And mine lasted about a year and i drive a lot at night. At least you didnt pay 100 buck for them
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