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08-15-2014, 09:27 AM
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Hi Jungerishere,
If you have the 10W versions, unless you feel like pissing money away you are not going to see 3x the brightness with the 32w versions, is all I am saying. With the optics of the rings being so limited you would be lucky to see 25% brighter than what you have now, and that is being hopeful. I'd say stick with the 10W versions you have, and get yourself a fresh set of D2S bulbs, for some useful added brightness to the front end.
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08-16-2014, 08:50 AM
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Thanks Ricky Bobby and everyone for your advice. I do have a habit of pissing money away on my cars.
 But as VEIN mentioned, higher wattage bulbs are cheap so I’ll give them a try.Quote:
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