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Old 04-09-2010, 10:41 PM
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hey guys if it is my bulbs should i just go and replace them with better bulbs with a upgrade bulb such as a 6000k hyper or 8000k aquatic white?? Just wanna know what you guys think.
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I would stick with 4300k
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stick with an oem philips bulb,...you will be kicking yourself later when your "off brand" burns out a month or two later.
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Originally Posted by sayaingokou311,Apr 9 2010, 10:41 PM
hey guys if it is my bulbs should i just go and replace them with better bulbs with a upgrade bulb such as a 6000k hyper or 8000k aquatic white?? Just wanna know what you guys think.
4300k is stock, is closest to daylight and provides the most intense (best) lighting. A higher Kelvin number (6000k, eg) is more blue in color and anything lower than 4300 is more to the yellow side of the color spectrum. if your goal is looks, then experiment. If your goal is to see down the road the farthest at night, then stick to 4300K.
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ok thanks guys so much for all your help.
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Originally Posted by sayaingokou311,Apr 7 2010, 11:44 PM
will a ballast from a ap2 mount on a ap1 headlight
No it will not bolt on or fit the the socket. Just like everyone has said. Swap bulbs around and see if you reproduce the same result.
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alright guys waiting for some bulbs then its getting to work time. I will let everyone know. Thanks. In regards to getting it done through honda its $199 for the pair of bulbs, and $399.99 for the Ballast. Thats not even including the installation. Blah
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I bought my ballast from majestic honda btw and it was cheaper than $399.99 just in case you do need to order one.
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Originally Posted by sayaingokou311,Apr 9 2010, 12:45 AM
well herees the thing i would rather replace the passenger side headlight anyway, theres some condensation in it. So a AP1 headlight with HID and Ballast would be nice. Plus SOHC i would only have to do the passenger side headlight
condensation... That might make it the ballast and bulb then.
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