Modern Ignorant headlights

[hatzie]

Originally Posted by Jeepwm69

Unfortunatly, doesn't appear so.

I googled and the H5006 that your 72 takes is a 5.75" round bulb while the H6024 used in Jeeps, 73-79 squares, and the Toyota bulbs are 7" round bulbs.

If his truck is the blue and white 67-72 in his avatar it takes two 7" round bulbs.

[D.B]

Originally Posted by hatzie

If his truck is the blue and white 67-72 in his avatar it takes two 7" round bulbs.

Yes Sir, it is the blue and white 72 in my avatar. I was wondering because I am interested in getting brighter lights for night driving. I did the relay upgrade awhile back thinking it may help. Not much changed but I think it was a good decision to do it.

[chris989]

Originally Posted by D.B

Yes Sir, it is the blue and white 72 in my avatar. I was wondering because I am interested in getting brighter lights for night driving. I did the relay upgrade awhile back thinking it may help. Not much changed but I think it was a good decision to do it.


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Your truck is too nice to add extra lights on the front. My square has 600k miles

[D.B]

Originally Posted by chris989

Your truck is too nice to add extra lights on the front. My square has 600k miles

Thanks Chris989, No, what I meant was changing the headlights to brighter lights. Something that fits where the original lights are now.

[hatzie]

Originally Posted by D.B

Thanks Chris989, No, what I meant was changing the headlights to brighter lights. Something that fits where the original lights are now.

It may be worth trying out the Sylvania silverstars. I run those on my GMT400WT and it made a big difference.

Sylvania SilverStar bulbs produce a whiter light (around 3640K) compared to standard halogen bulbs. The claim is 10% more brightness and 18% greater whiteness than stock bulbs, according to Sylvania testing. Quote: "They enhance visibility and mimic natural daylight, improving peripheral vision."

Standard original equipment type halogens are a yellowish-white light (~3200K).

There ain't no such thing as a free lunch. The Silverstars don't last as long as regular halogen bulbs cuz they burn hotter.

[chappys4life]

Originally Posted by D.B

Yes Sir, it is the blue and white 72 in my avatar. I was wondering because I am interested in getting brighter lights for night driving. I did the relay upgrade awhile back thinking it may help. Not much changed but I think it was a good decision to do it.


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I did these hellas on my 79 burb with relays using the bulbs that come with it. Not goign to light up the night like crazy but I do think a big improvement
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