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Old 26th July 2003, 22:20   #1
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I just got some cool new light bulbs from a company called Stealth Bulbs, they are silver coated and glow amber when in use. The bulb in the housing is no longer visible and gives the turn signal/brake light housings a cleaner look. These bulbs meet OEM wattage specs so no danger of over loading the wiring and they have a lifetime guarantee. Check em out at www.stealthauto.com
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Old 26th July 2003, 23:32   #2
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These look very nicely made. I have the same type of bulbs called, PlatinumVision, from www.bimmian.com.

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BP...i dont know if you looked at the sight but they do offer some sort of lifetime guar. not bad...
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BP...i dont know if you looked at the sight but they do offer some sort of lifetime guar. not bad...
Tri, I didn't notice it, but as a product they seemed to both perform a similar function. One other difference that I noticed was that the Bimmian ones have a flat paint while the other ones are glossy.

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