Completed conversion '06 headlights
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nice pics.....but would you happen to have the cutoff against a wall?....like head on? Hehe....i really want to know what kind of projectors they are! Oh....and where did you purchase them? PM me if you can
Edit- I noticed you already had the wall pics...but do you have any from about 20 feet from a wall?
Edit- I noticed you already had the wall pics...but do you have any from about 20 feet from a wall?
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Great pics.
Quick question: I have an '06 on order and was wondering how easy is it to swap out the bulbs. Is it plug and play, or do you have to remove a bunch of stuff to get to it. I'm interested in the 6000K bulbs, but have to see what the OEM's look like before I shell out the extra cash (and go through the trouble).
Thanks.
Quick question: I have an '06 on order and was wondering how easy is it to swap out the bulbs. Is it plug and play, or do you have to remove a bunch of stuff to get to it. I'm interested in the 6000K bulbs, but have to see what the OEM's look like before I shell out the extra cash (and go through the trouble).
Thanks.
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Originally Posted by dR6
Great pics.
Quick question: I have an '06 on order and was wondering how easy is it to swap out the bulbs. Is it plug and play, or do you have to remove a bunch of stuff to get to it. I'm interested in the 6000K bulbs, but have to see what the OEM's look like before I shell out the extra cash (and go through the trouble).
Thanks.
Quick question: I have an '06 on order and was wondering how easy is it to swap out the bulbs. Is it plug and play, or do you have to remove a bunch of stuff to get to it. I'm interested in the 6000K bulbs, but have to see what the OEM's look like before I shell out the extra cash (and go through the trouble).
Thanks.
-MiKe
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Originally Posted by dR6
Great pics.
Quick question: I have an '06 on order and was wondering how easy is it to swap out the bulbs. Is it plug and play, or do you have to remove a bunch of stuff to get to it. I'm interested in the 6000K bulbs, but have to see what the OEM's look like before I shell out the extra cash (and go through the trouble).
Thanks.
Quick question: I have an '06 on order and was wondering how easy is it to swap out the bulbs. Is it plug and play, or do you have to remove a bunch of stuff to get to it. I'm interested in the 6000K bulbs, but have to see what the OEM's look like before I shell out the extra cash (and go through the trouble).
Thanks.
I would honestly stick with the 4300K D2S bulbs that will come with your new '06.
To remove the city light while the headlight is in your Car will be a bear!!!
I think you would have to remove your fender liner and wheel, remove the dust cover and use a small Looong pair of tweezers to remove the city light.
That's why it is suggested you have the car taken in to replace the bulbs, IMHO or order them and have the dealership replace before you take it off the lot?
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I say stick with the OEM 4300k... they'll be brighter and eventually turn nice white. im guessing you'll have to buy new bulbs anyways because the bulbs we have in the car now is d2r....where as the HID bulbs for projectors are D2s. Unless you want to modify the D2r bulbs to be a D2s....but you gotta be careful
-MiKe
-MiKe
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Originally Posted by tomcatm
Why would he modify his bulbs, he is getting an 06 which comes with projectors and d2s bulbs.
But yeahh....IMHO i think it would be better to keep the OEM bulbs.... they'll start off yellowish....but will eventually turn nice n white. I say.....enjoy the light now....then the color later.
Last edited by MsA; 10-31-2005 at 12:53 AM.
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