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I got some silverstars. I was surprised at how easy it was to convert. makes me wonder why they only sell the full enclosure. It looks a lot better at night.
Here, this link should help out anybody considering converting from the stock H4651 sealed headlamp beams to Sylvania Silverstar 9005 (high beams) and 9006 (low beams). http://www.z28.com/forum/showthread.php?t=36063
Having done this conversion myself, some "brands of housings" fit better than others. If you want to use the silverstars, use the GE housed headlights to start. The silverstars almost "snap" into place when using the GE housing. Also, just something that worked for me, use a heat gun to get the old bulbs out. This is one of the best modifications you can do for your safety at night and drastically improves the vision! Hopefully these additional tips help.
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