Don't want Sylvanias. They have that bluish tint to them.
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^ Osram silverstars, not sylvania.
I bought a set from http://suvlights.com. sites down for maintenance for the moment though.
They also stock a pretty wide range of fog light bulbs.I don't always wreck cars, but when I do I wreck them into trees.
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Exactly. Thanks for the link. I'm getting a much better set of Ellipsoids for my E34 and was thinking of using these. I currently have a 55w 5000k DDM HID set in a not so clean set of Ellipsoids and the light output is just so-so. Don't know if it's the headlights or the HID's. I would rather see the road than look cool. :pOriginally posted by lbreevesii View PostComment
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not sure if you have a Menards in your are but they carry osram and sylvania in my town same brand same part number same part as far as i can tellComment
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Nope. Closest one according to their website is 380 miles away.Originally posted by orville22 View PostComment
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Seriously they are on the rack side by side they are the same bulb in a different box for the highs and the lows compared only ones i see different are the wege bulbs I think they may actually be selling identical bulbs under 2 names but I'm hid lows silverstar extremes highs so i've never tried emComment
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They're different. Osram is the parent company to Sylvania and, the Osram bulbs are non-coated which makes them seem to put out slightly more light in a whiter color.Comment
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The sylverstar exremes (2Xe) are blue tinted but give off an extremely bright truly white light when on they only last about 18 months though(lows) because they do burn a little hotter than standard bulbs but they are the truest white non 5000k (roughly depending on brand and wattage) non hid I have seen replaced every headlight in every car I own except my HID lows in my e30 and have been extremely pleasedComment
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