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So one of these days I'll finally get around to replacing my headlights with the eurolight Mod, But I have never been happy with the output of the headlights for my camaro, part of the problem Im sure is the fact that the car is so low to the ground. But I was wondering if there was any particular reason I cant just put all Hi-beam bulbs in to jump up the output? i dont think it would be that blinding and certainly less then that of your average SUV.
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The Chevy Camaro was built with a single purpose in mind which it executes flawlessly...Going very very fast in a straight line until your hair catches on fire.
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The Department of transportation has set guidelines state that your low beam is not to exceed 55 watts and high beams are not to exceed 60 watts.
That is the only thing you would have to look out for. I think Joel said that he was running Sylvania Silverstar bulbs and thinks they work great.
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i have those silverstars in my t a and they work pretty good id sayOriginally posted by CHMLEON View Postsigpic Im Gonna Party Like A Rock Star, Hit A Bunch Of Strip Bars, Wake Up Naked In A Hotel Room, Through My TV Out The Window, Smoke A Bunch Endo Cause Tonight Im Wanted Dead Or AliveComment
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Yeah, i have had the Silverstars for about 4 year and they have been great for me too.Originally posted by 96BlackBetty View Post
I will be doing a Eurolight conversion as soon as i get them in the mail.Comment
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yeap i have silverstars in mine... previous owner installed them i had to disect it to see what they were because they were obviously not stock. they light up the road great. i posted the part numbers in travis thread.Last edited by JoeliusZ28; September 8th, 2007, 03:29 PM.-Joel
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