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To be honest, I replaced my fogs with Piaa ion yellow and I couldn't be happier.
I also replaced my same stock H7 lights the same amount of time my "other bulbs" blew. 3 or 4 times.
Those stock bulbs are a mother and it's funny because I don't even have the same two H7 bulbs. They are of the same kelvin, look the same from the outside, but that's it.
I realized this fact after I blew several blue bulbs and had to do night time fixes with the stock bulbs.
I abused those bulbs, hitting them on everything many times. I even broke off the silver tip on one of them.
They still work like a dream and even better with the yellow fogs.
Now I have Piaa 4150 H7's and I took the time to examine everything and seal up my lights.
That's how I know about my stock bulbs.
I hope I don't have to put the stock bulbs back in, but maybe it wouldn't be for the worse and I should take pics of those.
I also replaced my same stock H7 lights the same amount of time my "other bulbs" blew. 3 or 4 times.
Those stock bulbs are a mother and it's funny because I don't even have the same two H7 bulbs. They are of the same kelvin, look the same from the outside, but that's it.
I realized this fact after I blew several blue bulbs and had to do night time fixes with the stock bulbs.
I abused those bulbs, hitting them on everything many times. I even broke off the silver tip on one of them.
They still work like a dream and even better with the yellow fogs.
Now I have Piaa 4150 H7's and I took the time to examine everything and seal up my lights.
That's how I know about my stock bulbs.
I hope I don't have to put the stock bulbs back in, but maybe it wouldn't be for the worse and I should take pics of those.
