PIAA SUPER LEDs
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PIAA SUPER LEDs
Installed the side marker lights and parking lights --- > like https://www.rx8club.com/showthread.p...PIAA+LED+bulbs
LOVE THEM !
LOVE THEM !
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I can't tell from the pic...how do they compare in color temp to the stock HID?
I have super white leds but they are higher in temp and so look a bit bluer than the stock HIDs
I have super white leds but they are higher in temp and so look a bit bluer than the stock HIDs
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Last edited by cgrx; 03-24-2005 at 07:47 PM.
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Originally Posted by mikeb
piaa is good but doesnt last that long IMO
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looks good man. those things are going to last you forever.
like i always say... piaas cost more than the competitors, but will not burnt out like the rest, and they look great too. great buy!!!
like i always say... piaas cost more than the competitors, but will not burnt out like the rest, and they look great too. great buy!!!
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i think PIAAs are over exaggerated... ive owned 2 pairs of h4s both burned out within 6-8 months of purchase... and with the second pair i was extra careful not to touch the glass..but still..
you are basically paying for the name.. but they do have a nice variety of colours and bulbs..but way overpriced!
anyways thats my opinion..
you are basically paying for the name.. but they do have a nice variety of colours and bulbs..but way overpriced!
anyways thats my opinion..
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Originally Posted by mikeb
piaa is good but doesnt last that long IMO
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i JUST got done doin the EXACT same thing!!! I "tried to adjust the color of the photos to what they really look like but the piaa still looks more blue than what it truly is.
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ok so I'll stick to Autolumination they are only a few bucks for the LEDs and then so what if they blow every 6 months....especially if PIAA blows every 6 and they are $30 or more!
I think I know how to prevent them from blowing...a load equalizer like the ones I installed for the blinkers....this way they should last forever
I think I know how to prevent them from blowing...a load equalizer like the ones I installed for the blinkers....this way they should last forever
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I stuck the ones from autolumination in the clear corners and the piaa's in the driving lights. the clear corner ones are easier to replace, the driving lights are a pain.
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anyone have experience with Piaa LEDS blowing quickly ?
LEDs are suppossed to last longer
LEDs are suppossed to last longer
LEDs are pretty sensitive to higher watts...I'm not suprised they blow so quickly
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I'm surprised so many people like the LED's- the ones I've seen in person are dimmer than my hyper-white Polarg incandescent 194's, and I've had them in for 16 months now with no problems. I also didn't like how 'directional' the light was coming from the LED cluster bulbs... you had to be right in front to get the full effect.