Fog Light Replacement Bulbs?
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03-09-2005, 03:42 AM
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#48
03-10-2005, 08:55 AM
Originally Posted by Sceptre
Has anyone tried putting HID's in their fog lights?
If you don't want to lose your high beam function, you need to buy a bi-xenon kit. This serves as both fog/and switchable High beam.
if you just do a HID conversion, you will lose the high beam function.....only problem I hear with the bi-xenon is, there is a magnetic slide which moves in and out to give you the high beam function. They do not seem as reliable as standard bulbs.
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03-10-2005, 01:21 PM
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Originally Posted by GR8TG35
There are a few people on this site that changed out the fog/high to HID....Do a search I believe alan is the person who started the thread.....
If you don't want to lose your high beam function, you need to buy a bi-xenon kit. This serves as both fog/and switchable High beam.
if you just do a HID conversion, you will lose the high beam function.....only problem I hear with the bi-xenon is, there is a magnetic slide which moves in and out to give you the high beam function. They do not seem as reliable as standard bulbs.
If you don't want to lose your high beam function, you need to buy a bi-xenon kit. This serves as both fog/and switchable High beam.
if you just do a HID conversion, you will lose the high beam function.....only problem I hear with the bi-xenon is, there is a magnetic slide which moves in and out to give you the high beam function. They do not seem as reliable as standard bulbs.
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03-28-2005, 03:13 PM
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Originally Posted by GR8TG35
dabomb..
AfrOpuff has the catz in his car. I think he is pleased with them, and has them installed for well over a year now.
You should pm him.
AfrOpuff has the catz in his car. I think he is pleased with them, and has them installed for well over a year now.
You should pm him.
I was just letting people know in this thread. Catz Fair Whites (or even Galaxy Whites) are the way to match the HIDs.
Our stock HIDs are 4350k...
if your looking for a match get something close. Fair Whites are 4400k and Galaxy Whites are 4300k.
#57
03-28-2005, 04:37 PM
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Originally Posted by dabomb
yeah i know....i went through all this research about a year ago...Afro used like 10 different bulbs....there is a highly detailed thread around somewhere if it made the driver conversion
I was just letting people know in this thread. Catz Fair Whites (or even Galaxy Whites) are the way to match the HIDs.
Our stock HIDs are 4350k...
if your looking for a match get something close. Fair Whites are 4400k and Galaxy Whites are 4300k.
I was just letting people know in this thread. Catz Fair Whites (or even Galaxy Whites) are the way to match the HIDs.
Our stock HIDs are 4350k...
if your looking for a match get something close. Fair Whites are 4400k and Galaxy Whites are 4300k.
Do you have any online sources to order Catz bulbs from?
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03-29-2005, 02:52 AM
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This place used to sell the Catz Aqua White and Galaxy White in H4s but now their site shows Aqua only and not even in H4s.
http://nipponpower.com/lighting/bulb...lightbulb.html
I'll prolly email them if I cant find it anywhere else...
http://nipponpower.com/lighting/bulb...lightbulb.html
I'll prolly email them if I cant find it anywhere else...
#59
03-30-2005, 04:29 PM
https://g35driver.com/forums/interior-exterior/48875-euro-optix-hid-install-guide-pics.html
an install guide for the HID fogs that i have.
an install guide for the HID fogs that i have.
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