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Old 11-14-2005, 04:36 PM
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I wanna get the brightest 3157s I can. Reasonably priced of course. Anyone know what is the best kind?
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Old 11-14-2005, 04:43 PM
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sylvania silverstars is what i have heard
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that's correct. i have the amber ones and they look awsome
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what about leds?
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yeah the silverstars are pretty bright. they are not as yellow as the stockers, more of a clear/blueish light. from the drivers seat they don't seem like they are like super bright, but i guess they are as i get flashed by oncoming traffic everytime i drive at night.
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yeah the silverstars are pretty bright. they are not as yellow as the stockers, more of a clear/blueish light. from the drivers seat they don't seem like they are like super bright, but i guess they are as i get flashed by oncoming traffic everytime i drive at night.
3157 is the turn signal bulb not the 9006 driving light

Sylvania silverstars 3157s are bright. LED's you have to put a resistor inline otherwise it will blink really fast and its a PITA to get it all working right
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**** don't i look like a dumb ***
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it's okay. we all have our blonde moments, lol....
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it's okay. we all have our blonde moments, lol....


i'm past the blonde thing onto the "a senior moment" excuse.
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what about just changing the flasher from a thermal to a electronic or are the silverado's already electronic flashers? i did this in my firebird and solved the problem
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