I8ABMR

this is why I do not mess with bulbs or lights. Its kind of a BS mod anyway. Keep it stock and things will work just fine.

LexFather

I've ran Nokya for years with no issues in my 2GS. I went with a set for the fogs on the 3GS and they did go out pretty quickly (I need to contact the seller), like a month which surprised me.

swtjlsy

iTrader: (6)

plan on changing out all my bulbs in the next couple of weeks since my GS is at the paint shop getting repainted. Going with 6000k hid and hid fogs off ebay and changing out the DRL also but I goign to make sure they are not over 55w

EyeKutr

iTrader: (5)

Hey fellas, these 9006 bulbs state something like 70W output at 55W power.....so as to imply more output than power. I would NEVER put in bulbs with a higher wattage than OEM. Buyer beware, Here is the pic of the packaging on my bulbs NOTE STOCK WATTAGE



here is some text from ebay

NOKYA PN NOK7610 TWO (2) NOKYA BULBS



Product Description
The Nokya Hype Yellow bulbs are a line of high performance light bulbs. Eurostyle yellow light with a HID appearance at 2500 kelvin. For poor weather conditions yellow reduces light glare at night. These are stock output halogen headlight bulbs. Improves your driving at night during poor weather.




Product Specification

Bulb Type 9006 (HB4)


Wattage 55 Watts - 2500K


Pro Halogen Technology

EyeKutr

iTrader: (5)

Someone posted........



I think this may have been the reason in all honesty, I ran them for a while before this happened....perhaps dirt or corrosion increased resistance thru the contact and caused the failure

bigblack06

iTrader: (20)

I have them on my car but i have a protective high wattage wire connecte to the bulb becuase I was told you will need that so you don't burn out your actually lines. I've yet to change them in two years.

EyeKutr

iTrader: (5)

Interesting, when I had researched them I noted them to be the proper wattage. I even called teh company up today (they are local to me btw) and they told me, yes they are 55w bulbs with a "70w" looking output - marketing....they will research this and get back to me, whatever. I initially posted this as many of us get these and perhaps people should either get a harness or get a different brand or whatever. What is interesting to me is why would a new harness make a difference since the melt will occur at a place of most resistance, hence a new harness attaches to the old one and the highest resistance will be at that connection, perhaps its distance from the heat source...I dont know, dont care, I am back to oems for now..
Here is the nokya website that confirms these are indeed only 55Watts - Nok 7610
http://nokyausa.com/hy/hy.htm