hid headlight bulbs....replacements
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hid headlight bulbs....replacements
need help!....saw this silver s2000 on interstate 101 goin southbound......with cool blue tint comin from the headlights....anyone know where i can get me some......or any info on how what company makes them.....any info would be greatly appriected.
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I wouldn't risk it...its just too much of a pain in the ass to replace those bulbs
I wouldn't risk it...its just too much of a pain in the ass to replace those bulbs
The real pain is the price of the bulbs. I was lucky and bought my OEM replacement bulbs for $90 each. This is a real bargain, since the local Honda dealer wanted $175 each and had to special order them.
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stock lights are good enough as is
Wantone posted up a link of the CHP's rules on car mods a week or so ago, tinted lights are a
But... having no front plate is also a no no....
IMO the stock lights are more than goodenough to serve my needs.
Wantone posted up a link of the CHP's rules on car mods a week or so ago, tinted lights are a
But... having no front plate is also a no no....
IMO the stock lights are more than goodenough to serve my needs.
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I wouldn't mind having brighter high beams. Does anyone know if there is a higher wattage high beam bulb that would plug into my S? I would like to have about 20-30 more watts for the high beams.
I understand that I can not exceed, I believe 65 watts. But it is also illegal to drive with high beams on approaching oncoming traffic less than, I believe 400 ft which I would never do.
I don't care what color the lights are, I just want more light for driving in the country.
I understand that I can not exceed, I believe 65 watts. But it is also illegal to drive with high beams on approaching oncoming traffic less than, I believe 400 ft which I would never do.
I don't care what color the lights are, I just want more light for driving in the country.
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