Originally posted by GSthunder
For next to nothing, I rewired my low beams with a 30 amp relay so that my low beams remain lit when I put the high beams on.The difference was very noticable ...
Originally posted by mkazigian
Sylvania XtraVisions are brighter and cast more light in a dark, non-relfective environment (like where I tested)...the woods, unlit road, trees, etc....
Sylvania SilverStars are whiter light and will REFLECT better than yellower Halogens. Signs, side markers, reflectors, reflective road paint, animal eyes, (snow drifts?) etc... will reflect brighter/whiter with the Silver Stars. I did some more testing and I can see what they mean.
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Originally posted by Two Lane
Sounds like a plan, Brooklyn!
Originally posted by Two Lane
It truly does!
(Used to live at 230 Washington Ave...early-mid '80s)
Originally posted by S1NISTER 87GN
from that explanation, how about running the silverstars on low beams and the xtravisions on high beams?
you guys dont even know how close i am following this thread!
Originally posted by mkazigian
Your plan would be fine except they only make the XtraVision in a low beam! I can't see why they don't combine the XtraVision concept with the SilverStars.
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