gtzjustin

i'm looking to replace my headlight and foglight bulbs.

silverstar from any auto store -9007 - $36
H11- think they can be order , price??

nokya from moderm performance- 9007 & H11 & 880 (reverse lights) 24.99 + $6 shipping, aritic white or hyper yellow in various wattages

what do you guys think? i don't anyone that has noyka bulbs.

drocher

i have the nokya 9007 in my headlights..very impressed in the output..the fogs on the other hand, dissapointing, not even a tint of blue. just pure white

tiny

silverstars are crap, they dont last long

afireinside1582

i dont know man, merc's got a lot of good things to say about the silverstars. i plan on getting some and see how they do.

05REDROCKET

Nokya artic white they are sweet ive had them since i got the car and they work and look great

Brenn8402

nokya's, for regular lights and fogs and i love em, my fogs have a lil blue to them also

Mercury

All these people saying silverstars burn out are more than likely touching the glass with their fingers before install which will cause the bulbs to fail early. As long as you wear latex gloves during install or just don't touch the glass, they will last just as long as any other halogen bulb... But way brighter of course!

Just for reference I had silver star bulbs in my cougar before I retrofitted it for a year, then I sold those used bulbs and they are still working in the person's car I sold them to.

tiny

nope, i didnt touch my glass
they blew after a month
i called em for the warranty, and Sylvania says they only have a supposed lifetime of 30 days, 'its normal because its a high performance bulb'

jerm

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Wow, I'm surprised they told you that. I had Silverstars in my '01 Cavalier Z24 for 2 years and they were still working perfectly when I sold it. The Cavaliers also used the headlamps for DRLs and they still lasted fine.

coltP.I.

I put silverstars in my dads 2000 silverado in 2003. they still bright up. I've had silverstars in my cobalt for a year and 2 months. i love em

Steve-O

Thats been my experience too. If you get anything on the bulbs before you install them (grease, fingerprints, ect.) they will burn out right away. Use rubber gloves if you have to, they should last a damn long time if the are installed properly.

drocher

i had silverstars before i bought the nokya's and i loved em..lasted fine and were awesome

IonNinja

so do these Nokya lights you guys have actually have a blue tint to them?

If so, then I know not to get them...

cobaltcoupe

I wanna try putting Silvers in my car...i wanna see where i can get them cheap...maybe ebay?

Mercury

Ebay is the best for getting anything cheap.

drocher

from inside the car they have a blue tint...and a little bit of a tint outside of the car but they are by no means agravating to other drivers..ive actually had many compliments

gtzjustin

are the silver stars white or have a blue tint?
any body have an idea of a price for the silver star fog lights?

MaJ

Just a note on the Silverstars, I bought mine last august, and they lasted untill about november before I started to notice a serious drop in light output. Now in april they hardly light up the road at all at night. But I may have gotten a bad batch.

drocher

silverstars are they way to go if you want white..if u want that tint of blue without HID then go with Nokya 7000K

Uneek

save your money and get HIDs instead

vaacoustic

With employee discount, I get 20% off the 36 dollar silverstar price..and our store is doing a promotion for a $5 rebate this month. I can get the set for $23. Awesome bulbs!!

zinner

I had a set last for like 4 years, but then one of my bulbs I got for my SS/SC died liked a week ago.

Also I lick my bulb before I install it, is that bad?

drocher

these are really bad pics, cell phone pics, but those are nokya headlights and foglights..ill try and get a garage shot tonite

gtzjustin

anyone who has replaced their bulbs, what wattage did u get?
i just picked up a set of noyka 9007 and h11.

9007 = 100/120w
h11 = 100w

i'm worried that they will get too hot, especially since the light housings are plastic.