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SilverStar light star bright...
I just got some SilverStar bulbs for my truck and am really happy with the improved brightness over stock halogens.
I'm wondering if anyone has changed the bulbs in their fog lights to match? Right now the fog lights look like they are dimmer than the headlights, and I would like them to match, mostly a cosmetic thing.
I'm wondering if anyone has changed the bulbs in their fog lights to match? Right now the fog lights look like they are dimmer than the headlights, and I would like them to match, mostly a cosmetic thing.
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We have them in everything. Some of ours have been in for close to 3 years without malfunctions.
I haven't got around to doing my foglights yet, but they need it. It drives me nuts to have dissimilar lights as well.
I haven't got around to doing my foglights yet, but they need it. It drives me nuts to have dissimilar lights as well.
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Originally Posted by farmb0y
Great, that's what I wanted to hear! 
wilhntr- you say you used 9005's, assuming they fit right in?
wilhntr- you say you used 9005's, assuming they fit right in?
Originally Posted by vett69
Anybody know when the 9008's will be out for the '05's?
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I just picked up my 05' F350 CC Lariat 6.0 LB four days ago and I have already been searching for aftermarket replacement bulbs. I have Nokya bulbs on other vehicles of mine that I got from racinglab.com. I could not find the 9008 on their website, so I called. They took a little while researching the crossreference. They finally found out that Nokya should have a replacement in about 1 1/2 to 2 months. The new bulb will be a H13. I am going to call back and hopefully these bulbs are in. I will need the extra vision for this beautiful truck at night while towing and towing and towing my 30' trailer.
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Can anyone shed some light on this?
This stuff is all very interesting. I have a couple of questions:
It was said that the 9005 bulb plugs directly into the fog lamp socket. I was on the Sylvania website and there are a few different model 9005s. Which one is correct as a "drop-in" replacement. Also, does the 65 watt bulb cause any overheating/melting issues with the stock socket and/or wiring harness?
I have been looking around and found a "Brite Box" that allows both the high and low beams to be on when the high beam switch is closed.
http://198.104.149.53/CoastalData/sh...ID=314&CATID=2
Does anyone have details on this? The description says that it prevents overloading the wiring harness. The 9008 bulb on the 2005 SD is dual filament. Would the bulb overheat and fail prematurely with this installed? The description says that it's good for 1988 and up trucks. Would that include the 2005?
I want to be able to make my lights as bright as possible while still retaining the stock look on my new truck (due to arrive in June).
Thanks.
It was said that the 9005 bulb plugs directly into the fog lamp socket. I was on the Sylvania website and there are a few different model 9005s. Which one is correct as a "drop-in" replacement. Also, does the 65 watt bulb cause any overheating/melting issues with the stock socket and/or wiring harness?
I have been looking around and found a "Brite Box" that allows both the high and low beams to be on when the high beam switch is closed.
http://198.104.149.53/CoastalData/sh...ID=314&CATID=2
Does anyone have details on this? The description says that it prevents overloading the wiring harness. The 9008 bulb on the 2005 SD is dual filament. Would the bulb overheat and fail prematurely with this installed? The description says that it's good for 1988 and up trucks. Would that include the 2005?
I want to be able to make my lights as bright as possible while still retaining the stock look on my new truck (due to arrive in June).
Thanks.
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