PIAA Dual beam lights
02-11-2007, 05:31 PM
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PIAA Dual beam lights
Does anybody have any experience with PIAA 5250 Dual beam Driving/Fog lights?
I wanted driving lights, my wife insisted on fog lights, so this is what I found:
Available In: Clear High and Plasma Ion Low beam with Blue Reflector or Plasma Ion High and Low beam
Bulb Type: 12V - H4 60/55watt=110/100watt XTRA Twin beam or 12V - H4 60/55watt-110/100watt XTRA Clear with yellow top, both have a 12V - White LED
Features: Black stamped steel housing, and glass lens
Kit Includes: Two lamps, wiring harness, relay, switch, and two black mesh style lens covers
Cover Options: Chrome (PN 45250)
The 525 packs a multitude of features for today’s truck and SUV owner: along with an H4 dual beam system, the 525 features PIAA’s highly effective SMR (Super Multi Surface Reflector) technology. The 525’s most unique feature is the incorporation of PIAA’s Multipurpose High Intensity LED technology that creates a glowing effect when the main bulb is switched off. You simply have to see the 525 illuminated!
I wanted driving lights, my wife insisted on fog lights, so this is what I found:
Available In: Clear High and Plasma Ion Low beam with Blue Reflector or Plasma Ion High and Low beam
Bulb Type: 12V - H4 60/55watt=110/100watt XTRA Twin beam or 12V - H4 60/55watt-110/100watt XTRA Clear with yellow top, both have a 12V - White LED
Features: Black stamped steel housing, and glass lens
Kit Includes: Two lamps, wiring harness, relay, switch, and two black mesh style lens covers
Cover Options: Chrome (PN 45250)
The 525 packs a multitude of features for today’s truck and SUV owner: along with an H4 dual beam system, the 525 features PIAA’s highly effective SMR (Super Multi Surface Reflector) technology. The 525’s most unique feature is the incorporation of PIAA’s Multipurpose High Intensity LED technology that creates a glowing effect when the main bulb is switched off. You simply have to see the 525 illuminated!
01-20-2012, 09:07 AM
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Hey Robar. I read a while back of a few people that ran those lights and really seemed to like them. But I can tell you that they are great lights. I run the PIAA 520's. I run the ATP's on the windshield and they are very bright with a good light pattern, and the ion crystal fogs on the bumper which put out an amber light. The quality with their lights is top notch. Very solid with easy to wire plug and play connectors. And you can't beat the lifetime warranty. I wouldn't hesitate to buy them.
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Hey Robar. I read a while back of a few people that ran those lights and really seemed to like them. But I can tell you that they are great lights. I run the PIAA 520's. I run the ATP's on the windshield and they are very bright with a good light pattern, and the ion crystal fogs on the bumper which put out an amber light. The quality with their lights is top notch. Very solid with easy to wire plug and play connectors. And you can't beat the lifetime warranty. I wouldn't hesitate to buy them.