NIGHTHAWK vs. SILVERSTAR

Daniel Stern was raving about the GE Nighthawks, and totally thrashing the **Sylvania** Silverstars. The picture in the website doesn't seem to show any blue tint to the bulbs.

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Who in the heck is Daniel Stern?

Thanks for the links.

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a regular here for approx the past 3 years!

This is my first day.

"Backbone" wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@comcast.com:

"Here" means rec.autos.tech.

A regular since 1994, so he himself has said.

I thought you meant the actor.

-Rich

Daniel is well versed in automobile lighting issues.

Gee wow, now how bout stopping the crosspost.

How about we have you go screw a goat instead?

"Buford T. Justice"

The SYLVANIA Silverstar line sold in North America includes H1, H3, H4, H7, 9003, 9004, 9005, 9006 and 9007. They have blue glass, produce less light than standard bulbs, and more glare, over a shorter life.

The OSRAM Silverstar line sold outside North America includes H1, H4 and H7. They have colorless clear glass, produce more light than standard bulbs, and are generally nifty.

The Narva Rangepower+50, OSRAM Silverstar, GE NightHawk, Tungsram Megalicht, Philips VisionPlus and Candlepower Super BrightLight bulbs are all roughly equivalent to one another. A bulb from this list is the one to pick for best seeing.

DS

Another Internet Tough Guy! OH NO! Take a pill RoboCop!

Nice blue shitbox you got by the way, lol.

Thank you for the advise. I am going to buy some NIGHTHAWKs tomorrow. Thanks again.

One of your COMCAST users responded like a jerk to a post of mine on a newsgroup. I think it breaks your terms of use...

Anyway, here is the message header...

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Let the spam sniffers have fun with you Scott.

Like an idiot, "66 6F HCS" tried to type in message news: snipped-for-privacy@comcast.com...

Talk about chill pills!

Do you always post like a total ass? Or are you just suffering through menopause or some other such shit?

That's the way your mother always liked it.