Did I miss something? I did not see where he swapped high and low. Anyway, putting in a larger fuse would compromise the wiring more. You would put in larger gauge wiring, not fuse, to increase the load capacity.

 

What wattage of bulb did you use?...

-Michael

 

I have done the same thing myself in just replace the stock bulbs. Though I just used a pair of pliers on the buld and twisted the buld one way the the light the other, and it popped right out. But playing with a blow torch dose sound like more fun!!

 

On the instructions it said he used 9006's for the low beams, I thought they were used for the stock high beams, maybe i'm wrong though?

 

From the Sylvania site:

Low beam headlamp
Part number = 9006


Upgrade Part Number = 9006ST
"Silverstar High Performance Halogen Upgrade - Whitest, Brightest, 100% Street Legal"

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High beam headlamp
Part number = 9005


Upgrade Part Number = 9005ST
"Silverstar High Performance Halogen Upgrade - Whitest, Brightest, 100% Street Legal"

 

Oh, so hes using the upgraded version, so whats the wattage difference from a regular 9006, 9005 to a 9006ST, and 9005ST.

 

So would the low beam bulbs work in the fog lights?

 

Say do you know the part number for us pontiac guys with single headlights

 

Wow that looks great!!! I think i will do this myself..great directions dude!!!
thanks for the effort and help..
later

 

 

Oh man, the torch! that was great. I used channel locks and twisted. But your way looks more fun. good job.

 

No they won't. I'm trying to find out what would fit in the fog lights.

 

I don't know the type of bulbs that the firebirds use. If you can send me the factory partory part # I will see what I can do for you firebird guys & girls.

 

These aren't those bluish lights are they? Its kinda hard to tell on this computer, they don't look blue, but I want to make sure before I do the mod. I'm not a fan of the blue headlights

 

Blue headlights suck, I totally agree... FYI, they are also less effective at producing useable light, even at higher wattages.

Bright White/True White, whatever they call it is what you want.... not blue.

So what would be involved in putting 100 watt Ultra-whites in without frying the wires?

FYI, these sealed beams **** me off $25.00 each from Wal-Mart (the cheapest place)... HOLY CRAP!

-Michael