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Installing new Silverstar

Postby Missay » Mon Jan 27, 2003 11:14 pm

SKYravefever wrote:It's just one screw, and all you need to do is push the battery back just a little bit.


wish i had known that when i changed mine. it is a small space, but if you have small hands you can get in there. i don't see how guys can change it without moving the battery cause people always comment how tiny my hands are, and it took me like 10mins just to get that stupid black rubber piece off.
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Postby dbanker » Fri Feb 14, 2003 8:35 am

I installed new Silverstars (9003s & 9006s) 2 days ago and had no problems whatsoever. You don't have to remove the battery when installing the drivers side bulb. However, it does help if you unbolt the hold-down clamp which secures the battery and move it to the side. One bit of advice - when installing the drivers side bulb take out the old bulb and practice putting it in several times so you know what technique works best. It's pretty easy.

The Silverstars definitely provide more illumination. I installed one Silverstar (passenger side) to see the difference from the OEM Sylvania. I also live in a forested area which provides a good means of measuring difference. The Silverstar illuminated roughly 20-30 more feet than the OEM Sylvania and peripheral illumination was also increased. Not to mention they have a very clean and sharp look.

I definitely recommend these bulbs for anyone looking to upgrade to a high performance halogen or for those whom aren't satisfied with the yellow look of the OEM Sylvanias. They are not "cheap" aftermarket bulbs like some have said. They are of high quality and an excellent alternative to HID.
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Postby TadS » Fri Feb 14, 2003 2:27 pm

I agree. Bought mine 3 months ago, and I am very happy with them :).
Let's just pretend I didn't grow up, or you're going to be terribly disappointed.
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