1_Klean_GLI
Ready to race!
- Location
- Pleasant Hill , CA
- Car(s)
- 2006 GLI
I did the city and rear lights...next paycheck getting the rest of the lights...I can't wait...I'm also doing the clear corners...after this I'm saving for my drop and wheels.
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*****Polarg Bright White Bulb Replacement Guide******
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cwhite09GTI
Daily Racer
- Location
- New Jersey
yeh the melting bit...anyone have any bad luck with that????
agolshani
New member
- Location
- Beverly hills
how can i switch out my fog lights with HID's
j.medi
New member
- Location
- Ft.benning
anyone no were this diy post is at
j.medi
New member
- Location
- Ft.benning
there's a diy somewhere, too lazy to find it, sorry..
I got some photos of my interior. All polarg bulbs including the footwell lights. Changed out ALL of my interior lights.
any clue were this post is at
DIY to do what? replace the dome lights or every light?
dome: http://forums.vwvortex.com/zerothread?&id=3369327
then what type of bulbs do u recommend for city lights and i dont think its worth the money for leds.
itskv
APR Stage II+
- Location
- SF & SJ, CA
Don't buy.
I got all polarg bulbs in my interior. polarg vanity mirrors, footwell lights, dome lights. All of them are working really well. none have burnt out and looks good.
so im assuming the license plate lights are the ones that normally burn out then? the footwell lights look pretty sick but those only turn on when doors are open? would be nice to have them always on.
license plate ones are the ones that burn out because they use 10w bulbs and stock is 5w, which results in melting the housing.
however, dome lights and footwell lights are fine because they are 5w and use the same wattage as stock.
footwell lights only turn on when the door is open.
Im running Ziza license plate LED bulbs and they looks sick
figured to go with the ziza, thanks man!
g60_corrado_91
Go Kart Champion
- Location
- IL
- Car(s)
- 2006 GTI 6MT Pkg 1
Yeah, I tried the Polarg's back in the day when this thread was created. They did end up melting my one license plate bulb housing and burnt out as well.
I found that the 168/194 blue coated bulbs at AutoZone/stores similar to that provide about the same color light as the Polarg's, and you don't have to pay the outrageous S/H.
I found that the 168/194 blue coated bulbs at AutoZone/stores similar to that provide about the same color light as the Polarg's, and you don't have to pay the outrageous S/H.