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Old 11-01-2003, 09:23 PM
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EuroDezigns 6000K Fogs??? Experience Plz
Does anyone have these bulbs (EuroDezigns 6000K) fogs or Highbeams??? Yes I know they are probably cheesey but they are on ebay for $19.99 for both the FOGS AND HB and then I would only have to buy the 6000K philips for our Lowbeams. Then all bulbs would be 6000K??? Plz any and all help with experience would be appreciated!!!

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Old 11-01-2003, 11:32 PM
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your posting on the wrong page. this isnt a T L site..

your best bet is spending the money on piaa
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o yeh and use fresh rubber gloves when installing bulbs helps
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Old 11-01-2003, 11:49 PM
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what does TL have to do with Light bulbs???
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Old 11-01-2003, 11:56 PM
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ya TL, CL it's just a name we dun discriminate.
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ya TL, CL it's just a name we dun discriminate.
:noob: to dragon

just spend the extra on PIAA's like said, dont bother trying to match the heat i dont think its going to be that noticeable
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Old 11-02-2003, 10:58 AM
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Im my experience, if you're going to buy Xenon-type bulbs, go for the PIAA bulbs. They've lasted 4-5 times longer than any other bulb I've owned (except for my HIDs ).
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i like nokya...never blew for 2 years
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I want HID's.
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i like nokya...never blew for 2 years
yeah.. i got the nokyas too... but its not that bright
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Old 11-02-2003, 06:15 PM
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i like nokya...never blew for 2 years
WOW!!

I had 2 sets. One blew in 3 weeks and the other blew about 2 months.

I didn't touch the glass.
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Originally posted by dustbuster4
WOW!!

I had 2 sets. One blew in 3 weeks and the other blew about 2 months.

I didn't touch the glass.
wow lol...dang I've had my low/high beams for 2 years, never had to buy new ones...yeah they aren't that bright...I'm guessing 4500k? I really wanted 6000k headlights...but my Nokya's are running fine

But yeah you should go with the 6000k's if your really picky about brightness....Nokya 4500k looks good and shines pretty well and lasts a while (for me at least, but not dustbuster4 )
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yeah.. i got the nokyas too... but its not that bright
What the crap...you live in seattle LOL
Where in seattle are you? I wanna see your car
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What the crap...you live in seattle LOL
Where in seattle are you? I wanna see your car
lol... i live in the bellevue/crossroads area, and work in kent. all of us seattlelites should get together sometime.
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