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Old 07-24-2008, 02:34 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Installed Nokya 2500K Super Yellows
Hey guys I just installed the S1 Nokya 2500K hyper yellows in my fog lights. If anybody has any questions or wants any pics let me know!
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Will do just waiting until it gets dark.
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Are you serious? It takes all of 5 minutes to get it done, despite what the owner's manual says.
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jw which car? gen 5 or 6
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So... did you go with the H11, 9006, or 9005 conversion? I want yellow fogs, but do not want to deal with possible socket melting with higher wattage. Even the H11 bulbs say 80w on the package but the stockers say 55w. What is the general consensus about which bulb to get if blinding brightness is not the goal?
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So... did you go with the H11, 9006, or 9005 conversion? I want yellow fogs, but do not want to deal with possible socket melting with higher wattage. Even the H11 bulbs say 80w on the package but the stockers say 55w. What is the general consensus about which bulb to get if blinding brightness is not the goal?
Yeah they're 80W in truth. I used to run these things. One day my mechanic told me the socket was so hot so I told him to throw 'em out.

If you're gonna run bulbs over 55W, it should be done over a separate harness.
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Yeah they're 80W in truth. I used to run these things. One day my mechanic told me the socket was so hot so I told him to throw 'em out.

If you're gonna run bulbs over 55W, it should be done over a separate harness.
What were you running Stage 1 or two? The stage ones say on the box "stock wattage" and say 55W on the bulb.

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Wow it's bright. Looks good, you'll definitely stand out on the road when you have those on.
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Does anybody know if running these are harmful? They just replace the stock bulbs no splicing. They say 55W on the box. Does anyone know the truth?
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they actually are harmful. i have the nokya's installed and modified to run the high beam bulbs in my low beam sockets(9006-9005 conversion) and it actually melted my harness. I ended up buying the nokya high temp harnesses from ebay and spliced them in and now thy are fine
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