paranoia got the best of me!!

rocket · Sep 22, 2011

Went too auto zone, bought a locking gas cap, (prices are too high & not coming down). I use brake cleaner, alot, on almost everything that wont fade from it, (car/truck shows). And a new hood lamp. 30.00$ Well spent,imo. But I also got the silversatr numbers for the headlamps and fogs. My question here is /are they worth it? I'm kinda intimidated by the hid's that are offered, not one is plug and play. without a seperate relay, plus I heard of all the radio interference some systems cause.

Does any one use silverstars, and if so are they happy with them. I should be concentrating on the engine compartment, for added show stoppers, but Curiousity has driven me too this area, And can it be called a (mod)? Thanks everyone.

quietpeen · Sep 22, 2011

the silverstar ultra's are definitely better, but in my experience they don't last long

wermbang · Sep 22, 2011

I had silverstar's in the wife's van. Last about a year and half. She is blind at night and really liked them.

Didn't JJ have HIDs that are plug and play ready to go?

HemiBabe · Sep 22, 2011

I have JJ's HIDs in the headlights and fog lights and it was totally plug and play and are guaranteed not to flicker unlike all the cheapo kits on the internet. I am blind as a bat at night and I will never go back to anything other than HIDs lol! I haven't heard anythin bad about the silverstars tho, only thing was that in the rain they weren't very bright but that was just what a friend said. IMO, I'd go with some HIDs from JJ

What a difference it makes

Big Boi · Sep 22, 2011

Id go with JJ's Hids...

EJM05 · Sep 22, 2011

Go will JJ HIDs for sure Bill. I will key your truck if you don't.

txbass06 · Sep 22, 2011

When I first got my truck, I bought a set of the silverstar ultra's and hated them. $50 for a set of bulbs that were no brighter than the original bulbs that dodge put in there back in 1997. So a week later I had a new set of headlights and hid's on the way.
Hid's are gonna be the first mod to any of mine of my wife's vehicles from now on

swamp_life hemi 05 · Sep 22, 2011

How much did a set of jj's hid's cost?

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wermbang · Sep 22, 2011

Click here
http://www.ramforum.com/f96/best-hid-kits-your-dodge-ram-8370/

bigtigga84 · Sep 22, 2011

High beams are pretty bright, lows still suck. get the hid's

txbass06 · Sep 22, 2011

I'm glad my truck isn't as smart as y'alls lol. Any old kit will work for me

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bigtigga84 · Sep 22, 2011

Lol right. Important pissed i can't do the jumper thing to my fog

LB3711 · Sep 22, 2011

i had to buy a locking cap. I lost about a 1/2 tank. For the HIDs I'd go with a bi-xenon kit so you have low and highs. I never got interference with any HID kid I have had in the last 10 yrs of having HIDs. Projectors are the way to go but drop-ins will work too. The relay kit is a better way to go to. Takes the draw the truck.

HemiBabe · Sep 22, 2011

^^ yes definitely go with the bixenon kit it rocks

rocket · Sep 22, 2011

Ordered the nightvision set h/l's and fogs'. I gotta talk too jj, he prolly has a lot on his plate right now, but I didn't get the 10% off. in my order, I suppose we can work it out with some fukken wax,

. As for the gas cap, sadly I leave the truck unattended but in a well lit area at times, It would be sinch too drain her dry. Atleast it wont be as easy as unscrewing a cap.

Thanks for the info, it helped in my decision.

0212353 · Sep 22, 2011

Hey - did you put in the code "JJ" when you went to check out?

I can call Todd tomorrow and check in it as well.

Flashback · Sep 22, 2011

I spend most of my driving time in the dark. That is I used to until I put in HIDs. JJ & Todd were great, answered all of my questions and the service was extremely quick. Running the jumper for the fogs and it is a totally different driving experience. Install was easy (after I overcame a brain fart), no flicker at all, and everything looked like high quality materials.

Just the driving lights HID

All HID, all the time

rocket · Sep 24, 2011

Flashback said:
I spend most of my driving time in the dark. That is I used to until I put in HIDs. JJ & Todd were great, answered all of my questions and the service was extremely quick. Running the jumper for the fogs and it is a totally different driving experience. Install was easy (after I overcame a brain fart), no flicker at all, and everything looked like high quality materials.

Just the driving lights HID

All HID, all the time

jumper for the fogs?? can you explain?

bigtigga84 · Sep 24, 2011

We can't do it bill. Least from what i have heard before cuz our fog are controlled by the computer. But if it would work, it keepsbthe fogs on while the high beams are on

quietpeen · Sep 24, 2011

the jumper for the fogs is a wire connecting one of one of the fuses to one pin of another fuse in the fuse box so that the fogs stay on when you turn on the high beams. I did it on my 05...loved it

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