I`m going to replace my headlights with a single
superbright white LED on each side! They shine for
almost twenty feet!! (I plan to drive very slow,so I
will not hit anything.) Now,I do realize that LEDS are
much smaller in diameter than standard light bulbs,so
I`m going to wrap electrical tape around my LEDs until
they`re big enough around to fit in my OEM sockets! :)
(Actually,Don,I`m going to get some Silver Stars
also,soon as my wife gives me my allowance out of one
of my checks.)
As to the increasing brightness thing you have going
on,that is indeed a strange phenomenon. The last part
of the name Silver "Stars" may lend some creedence to
the belief that they are surrounded by clouds of ionic
particles,the density of which varies with the
intermingling of ice fragments and gravitational
forces. You may want to keep up with your "local on
the eights" on the Weather Channel to see if there is
indeed a correlation.
The only other thing I can think of is,your eyes took
a while to get used to them! :) HTH. Steve P.
--- "Mallett, Donald B" <Donald.Mallett@BNSF.com>
wrote:
>
> I picked up a set of the Silver Star head lights!
> after installing just the
> passenger side, you could see that side was giving
> off a whiter light then
> the OEM bulb. This may sound odd but I think it took
> a few hours of time on
> the new bulbs before they came up to full
> brightness?
>
> Anyone know if the Silver Stars are available for
> the OEM fog lights?
>
>
*-------------------------------Y2KOTA-------------------------------*
>
> Don Mallett
> Y2K QC 4.7L Auto SLT+ 4x2
> http://www.y2kota.us
> *-------------Straight home & no playing in the
> puddles!-------------*
>
>
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