100w bulbs

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  1. 7wolf

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    i just got some 100w head light and fog light bulbs. if i install them will they melt my wires?
     
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    miloman Retired Admin

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    i have the new silver stars in mine but not sure what the watt-age was?
     
  4. Alex

    Alex Community Founder
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    I have no idea unfortunately, curious to know though.
     
  5. Weapon

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    maybe Genya knows.. he knows everything else
     
  6. WRX-WRC

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    im pretty sure 100w is way to high, you definately run the risk of melting things. just get some silverstars, or upgrade housings and get some HIDs.
     
  7. 7wolf

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    what are silverstars? and where can i get them?
     
  8. pEd

    pEd This ain't no Piccadilly!

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    SilverStars are a brand of bulb. You can pick them up at Wal-Mart, Autozone, PepBoys.
    Anwhere like that will have them. Should be about $50/pair (I think??)
     
  9. jonnyboy0150

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    Ive seen em at $40 a pair.
     
  10. slizan99

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    100 watt bulbs will melt your harness, unless you buy an adapter harness.

    http://www.suvlights.com/ has some pretty good deals on that type stuff.
     

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