BUZZHIDLIGHTS

[rfoster]

I for one anxiously await your review and comments as I am of the same opinion of the Prevost Headlights.

I did change my bulbs to silverstar which helped.

My cars have the HID lights which are excellent at night, the bus needs an improvement.

I don't think my age has anything to do with it.

[Orren Zook]

Roger, I tried the Silverstar's and didn't like the blueish tint and short lifespan of that bulb. I am now using GE Nighthawk bulb, about the same price but what an improvement compared to the Sylvania bulb. Were you using the Silverstar Ultra?

[rfoster]

Roger, I tried the Silverstar's and didn't like the blueish tint and short lifespan of that bulb. I am now using GE Nighthawk bulb, about the same price but what an improvement compared to the Sylvania bulb. Were you using the Silverstar Ultra?

Orren: I just now thought to check the package, the Silverstars I installed are not the "ultra". After your comments about the Nighthawk I think I will try a set of them. Although the Silverstar made a big improvement over the standard bul bs.

Maybe it won't take me so long to report back this time. My night driving is very limited and most of the time I let my wife have the priviledge of driving at night. She 'Looks" better than I do.

[Gary & Peggy Stevens]

She 'Looks" better than I do.

Roger did you mean to say, " She SEES Better than I do....., No never mind you said it correct !


Gary S.

[Pete]

Yesterday, I changed my headlight bulbs to the Silverstar Ultra's. What a difference! It only took about an hour, including sanding and buffing out the lenses. I have not driven it since the change, but there is an obvious improvement. They are a bit pricey compared to the standard bulbs, about 50 bucks, and the life is not projected to be as long, but I think they are worth it.

[tdelorme]

Yesterday, I changed my headlight bulbs to the Silverstar Ultra's. What a difference! It only took about an hour, including sanding and buffing out the lenses. I have not driven it since the change, but there is an obvious improvement. They are a bit pricey compared to the standard bulbs, about 50 bucks, and the life is not projected to be as long, but I think they are worth it.

Well done, Pete. Can you give us the part number for the Ultras? Thanks.

[Pete]

Ted, they are the Sylvania 9004 silverstar ultras. Got them at O'reilly auto parts. Don't know if there is one in your part of the woods or not, but you should be able to find the at any auto parts store. Be sure they are the ULTRAS.

[GDeen]

I for one anxiously await your review and comments as I am of the same opinion of the Prevost Headlights.

I did change my bulbs to silverstar which helped.

My cars have the HID lights which are excellent at night, the bus needs an improvement.

I don't think my age has anything to do with it.

Agree completely - after driving my Audi it feels like I am navigating the bus by candle light.

[Jon Wehrenberg]

This is not in keeping with attempts to use the latest technology, but my 87 had the quad sealed beam headlights which were later replaced with the Ford plastic ones on Rivet coaches. Everybody was in a mad rush to update the front of their bus to the new style headlights when the big single lights came out in 92 or thereabouts.

Within a short period of time the folks that made the change were complaining about how bad the new style lights were.

I wish I had those quad headlights now. On low beams they were good, but on high beams it was like daylight. If I could get the Liberty light surround castings and new sheet metal I would seriously consider going retro.

[sawdust_128]

I for one anxiously await your review and comments as I am of the same opinion of the Prevost Headlights.

I did change my bulbs to silverstar which helped.

My cars have the HID lights which are excellent at night, the bus needs an improvement.

I don't think my age has anything to do with it.

Who you kiddin there? Your age even affects my headlights.