What have you done to your 3rd Gen today?
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From: Lehigh Valley PA
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From: Baltimore
having driven kanseis car, stock msp, built msp, nc, nb, boosted bp na, blah blah blah, kanseis car is definately faster than a stock nc, and would destroy a stock nc on the twisties. you cant seriously compare a stock nc with a well modified and way faster p5. the p5 is wayyyyyyyyyyyyy faster than a stock msp to. stock msp's are super slow
Got the variable wiper stalk today, so I'll be installing it after work. Good timing, as it will be raining on and off through Saturday.
Also had my left headlight bulb burn out this morning
Last edited by D-rock240; Oct 25, 2007 at 09:58 AM.
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Joined: Aug 2004
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From: Cedar Falls, Iowa
Dude mine went out last night. Same one .. so I swapped back to OEM this morning.
Anyone know of good quality, or good warranty, headlight bulbs out there? I'm sick of paying $20 every couple months for just headlight bulbs.
Anyone know of good quality, or good warranty, headlight bulbs out there? I'm sick of paying $20 every couple months for just headlight bulbs.
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Joined: Feb 2006
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From: Edmonton, Canada
Stop the presses!
Plasmaglow's Bulbs have a 10 year burn out warranty and the platinum ones look the exact same as silverstars.
$60 for 10 years of working lights? Yes please!
It's what I run, been 2 years, no burn outs.
http://www.plasmaglow.com/products_bulbs.php
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Plasmaglow's Bulbs have a 10 year burn out warranty and the platinum ones look the exact same as silverstars.
$60 for 10 years of working lights? Yes please!
It's what I run, been 2 years, no burn outs.
http://www.plasmaglow.com/products_bulbs.php
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Joined: Mar 2007
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From: Rockland, Maryville
Basically they'll last longer than your car will.
Here's a little-known fact: they shift upspectrum (become bluer) with time. That's the original reason why they developed different color temperature bulbs--so in the event one bulb is damaged, you can "match" the color temp of the other, bluer-than-it-once-was, original bulb.
Here's a little-known fact: they shift upspectrum (become bluer) with time. That's the original reason why they developed different color temperature bulbs--so in the event one bulb is damaged, you can "match" the color temp of the other, bluer-than-it-once-was, original bulb.
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Joined: Jan 2004
Posts: 3,186
From: Pittsburgh PA
6000k is what I run on my headlamps and fogs. And I just happen to have them
(yeah I'm gonna pimp, sorry!! ((I hate to pimp on this forum, 'cuz it's home)) ) in stock.
Anyway, if you buy them from me ($125.00 shipped, by the way, for youse guys)
you know I will be around if one of the bulbs or ballasts craps out on you. Ask Nik...
(by the way, Nik, if you are reading this, the bulbs you sent back are still working, lol).
(yeah I'm gonna pimp, sorry!! ((I hate to pimp on this forum, 'cuz it's home)) ) in stock.
Anyway, if you buy them from me ($125.00 shipped, by the way, for youse guys)
you know I will be around if one of the bulbs or ballasts craps out on you. Ask Nik...
(by the way, Nik, if you are reading this, the bulbs you sent back are still working, lol).
Last edited by kargoboy; Oct 25, 2007 at 07:32 PM.