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I did see your pics. That is where I learned about them. So you are saying the regular Sylvanias are the same brightness as the ZEVO? I usually judge by the Kelvin number- 6000 at least.
They're bright even being cool white. I have the white bulbs in my map light mirror, but amber and red in the side markers.
I guess it comes down to if you wanna spend the extra $$ on the bulbs or not.
 
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I have the white bulbs in my map light mirror,
That is what I think I will do. Get the cheaper softer ones for all around the car and spend the extra to get two of the ZEVO for the all-around-light. Thanks for all the info!!!
 
That is pretty bright! I see your point.
 
One of my many simple neglected things to do is check bulb size of Autometer ultra lite gauges & find blue led's for them to replace the pathetic bulbs with blue sleeves from 2002'. I'm sure someone here knows without looking. :roll:
My Ultralites use a 194 style bulb and I used the 5050 5 SMD LED style to replace them.

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Thanks, I have so many things in life to do that take longer to get around to than actually do. Also hard to remember what you did years ago when working on so many products all the time. Really sad having dull gauge lights between 2016 camaro & vette front & rear led lighting. My added on twin lower running lights combined with the headlight led running lights are brighter than my old halogen projector headlight bulbs.
 
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