GE makes Nighthawk signal bulbs

[RacerE7773]

I was in Wmart's auto section last night getting a couple quarts of oil, then wandered to the lighting section. I saw the display for Nighthawk miniature bulbs and thought I'd give them a try for my wife's tag light. It uses both bulbs while my cavasmear uses only one. So I'll install hers this weekend if possible and then get a set for my car if they perform as claimed on the automotive section of GE's lighting site. Has anyone else seen these bulbs?

[nick19]

Originally Posted by RacerE7773

I was in Wmart's auto section last night getting a couple quarts of oil, then wandered to the lighting section. I saw the display for Nighthawk miniature bulbs and thought I'd give them a try for my wife's tag light. It uses both bulbs while my cavasmear uses only one. So I'll install hers this weekend if possible and then get a set for my car if they perform as claimed on the automotive section of GE's lighting site. Has anyone else seen these bulbs?

I use Slyvania brand everything for lighting.

I am using the SilverStars right now.

[Jimmie]

What are some of the claims? Sorta sorry that I didn't get the Xeon option on our car purchase last year, but I'd like to get closer. Our stock lights are weak.

[killrwheels@autogeek]

you can get LED's pretty cheap on Ebay, make a huge difference in smaller bulb areas like the license plate decorator lights.

[RacerE7773]

I had bought a "Hyper White" 194 set last year. Though the package said it was white light it would put out, it was blue light when turned on. That opened pack went in the trash bin, and the unopened for the other car went back to the store.