98 grand prix gtp...Is there any oe style replacement bulbs that are brighter that stock not yellow looking, I have the slim hid kid but ain't happy with them flickering n crap
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10-03-2015
98 grand prix gtp...Is there any oe style replacement bulbs that are brighter that stock not yellow looking, I have the slim hid kid but ain't happy with them flickering n crap
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10-03-2015
Sylvania Silverstar
10-03-2015
Had those they were ok still looking for brighter
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10-03-2015
Then you are kind of out of luck.
10-03-2015
This. Silverstars are probably the whitest/brightest halogen bulb you are going to get.Originally Posted by Fivefingerdeathpunch
10-04-2015
Actually they are not the brightest. The blue coating on the bulb limits the light a bit. Philips X-Treme Vision are better than the silverstars. They produce more light. If you want something brighter then consider some retros.
10-05-2015
What do retros run?
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10-05-2015
Why do you need them to be brighter?
10-05-2015
The poor quality of light is from the housings. No bulb can help.
Retros typically start at around $400; best way to go.
10-05-2015
My housing are good tho hood chrome on inside not yellow at all I've had then sanded polished and cleared you're telling me there's no replacement bulb that is brighter than stock?? Or that will make a noticeable difference? Where can I buy the retro fits??
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10-05-2015
The design of the housings is the problem; long and narrow can't produce good light. Going to a "brighter" bulb may help a little, but not worth it IMO.
For retrofits, Classy does good work: http://www.grandprixforums.net/threa...08-Retrofits**
10-06-2015
And please be careful of blinding other drivers. I start my commute around 5:30am, and I see people who think "brighter is better" but are only causing visibility problems for other drivers.
For high beams, I like the Silverstar Ultras- they throw a lot of light (when there is nobody else around who cares). But for low beams, just make sure you have clean/scratch free front lenses that don't scatter the light all over the place.
10-06-2015
This is true.
Read my post up above.
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