Nokya headlights

[98Monterosport]

I just installed some in my Monty, and man they are bright white with a hint of blue tint. Actually, they look better than the Silverstars IMO. I got them @ circuit city for $19, hopefully the police will not give me a hard time.

automotivelightingusa.com/?OVRAW=Nokya%20H4&OVKEY=h4%20nokya&OVMTC=standard

[GreenEs]

post pics please i have a question like a week ago i see a 98 montero sport whit a 12,000k light bulbs look so hou i cant make these posible

[zagselite]

what model #? didnt see 9003 on there, just 9004-9007

[98Monterosport]

H4 are also known as 9003

[zagselite]

they havent burned out yet i guess? how long are these supposed to last? i hear these 'high output' bulbs are considered good if they last over a year.
I read this on another board, Im guess they are talking about the same brand:

Nokia (now known a SPW) Bulbs: These bulbs are the typical high output bulb. Low cost, high color temp. This high color temperature, sometimes exceeding 8000K, results in very poor lighting of the road while driving. Also, these bulbs blow VERY quickly. Usually, I have know of these blowing in a matter of weeks.They are not street legel, due to the excessivly high color temperature, and blow out quickly. Even the "high output" doesn't help much with usable light output. JUst lights the road poorly, plain and simple. I won't recommend these bulbs (or similer) under any circumstance. The qaulity is just not good.

how is the visible light output on the highway compared to the stock bulbs? they say higher temps like 7000k 8500k have drastically reduces visibility.. i thought HIDs were supposed to increase them

[98Monterosport]

My experience with these bulbs(Nokya) have been the total opposite. I've had them since May, and they've improved visibility alot...big improvement over the stock bulbs.

Don't get these confused with H.I.D., cause there not. They're suppose to give you the effect of H.I.D.