upgrading to piaa night-tech bulbs

[thevietkid33]

i was going to order my piaa night tech blubs for my low beams, but i was wondering if i should also get the wire harness. they recommend it on the website that sells the blubs. does anyone know if i will actually need this?!

 

[webby]

If I'm looking at the right thing, those are just halogen bulbs with a blue tint to them? There are people on here who have HID's running without a wire harness. I would advise you to get a wire harness if you're buying a HID kit though.

 

[thevietkid33]

thanks webby. i def. dont want to go hids until i either retrofit or get projector headlights. im not trying to blind people.

 

[XdemonicfleasX]

the low beams are a pain to get to without removing the headlight assembly, but it can be done. just upgraded mine to piaa extreme white plus.

 

[JakeDBP]

How are the Night Techs working for you? I'm considering upgrading my OEM lights with these since my brother likes them in the old Suby.

 

[thevietkid33]

i ended up getting sylvania silverstar ultras instead, i love them. great alternative to hids.

 

[JakeDBP]

So how crazy is actually doing the headlights yourself? Xdemonicfleas is making me worried that it's a PITA and others say I should take the bumper off which I'm not doing just for headlights.

 

[thevietkid33]

its actually not that bad, on the driver side you need to move the batter over, and the passenger side you need to move the washer fluid bottle over. its a really tight fit but i got both of mine done in 15 mins.

 

[JakeDBP]

Thanks, I'll be doing this once it gets warmer then!