M6 Polargs question
09-11-2001, 04:21 PM
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M6 Polargs question
I heard from someone here at the forum that they had to take out their bulbs because they began to melt the housing or something like that. Has anyone else seen this problem?
09-11-2001, 05:46 PM
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Originally posted by Big Soos:
<STRONG>I heard from someone here at the forum that they had to take out their bulbs because they began to melt the housing or something like that. Has anyone else seen this problem?</STRONG>
<STRONG>I heard from someone here at the forum that they had to take out their bulbs because they began to melt the housing or something like that. Has anyone else seen this problem?</STRONG>
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Originally posted by Big Soos:
<STRONG>I heard from someone here at the forum that they had to take out their bulbs because they began to melt the housing or something like that. Has anyone else seen this problem?</STRONG>
<STRONG>I heard from someone here at the forum that they had to take out their bulbs because they began to melt the housing or something like that. Has anyone else seen this problem?</STRONG>
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I've had mine in for about 4 months and doing a lot of night driving. I don't think
the these bulbs get as hot as most think.
hummm, might have to do a little testing
and post some results.
No probs. to report here.
the these bulbs get as hot as most think.
hummm, might have to do a little testing
and post some results.
No probs. to report here.
09-12-2001, 10:48 AM
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I have had mine since the day I got my car (april) and had no problems. I live in N.O. and it gets pretty hot here. There is a slight discoloration right above the bulb but nothing to cause concern.
09-12-2001, 12:21 PM
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i had my m6's in for about a few months now and one of them already burnt out...what a p.o.s!...i think i'm gonna try the PIAA's, the new ones, i dont remember the model #....anyone got them???...the only thing i dont like about the m6's is that they are kinda yellowish when they first turn on, but then they match the HID's after they've been on for a while...anyone else notice this too? its like it has to warm up or soemthing...
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Originally posted by minla007:
<STRONG>i had my m6's in for about a few months now and one of them already burnt out...what a p.o.s!...i think i'm gonna try the PIAA's, the new ones, i dont remember the model #....anyone got them???...the only thing i dont like about the m6's is that they are kinda yellowish when they first turn on, but then they match the HID's after they've been on for a while...anyone else notice this too? its like it has to warm up or soemthing...</STRONG>
<STRONG>i had my m6's in for about a few months now and one of them already burnt out...what a p.o.s!...i think i'm gonna try the PIAA's, the new ones, i dont remember the model #....anyone got them???...the only thing i dont like about the m6's is that they are kinda yellowish when they first turn on, but then they match the HID's after they've been on for a while...anyone else notice this too? its like it has to warm up or soemthing...</STRONG>
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Originally posted by Rod:
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The Xteme White 18 watt PIAAs are 19224s. I've had them in for about a month or two and everything's fine so far.</STRONG>
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The Xteme White 18 watt PIAAs are 19224s. I've had them in for about a month or two and everything's fine so far.</STRONG>
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Originally posted by NeedForHandling:
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Which bulbs are the brightest super white to make our fog light brightest? So far I've heard of Polarg and PIAA, with the Polarg getting a little better review. And how about the signal lights? Where can I get the brightest super white signal bulbs? Thanks for your input!!!!!!!</STRONG>
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Which bulbs are the brightest super white to make our fog light brightest? So far I've heard of Polarg and PIAA, with the Polarg getting a little better review. And how about the signal lights? Where can I get the brightest super white signal bulbs? Thanks for your input!!!!!!!
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Originally posted by JetSet:
<STRONG>probably a stupid question, but are we even allowed (legally) to have superwhite signal lights? are you talking front or rear?
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<STRONG>probably a stupid question, but are we even allowed (legally) to have superwhite signal lights? are you talking front or rear?
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