Dave A
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there you go willy
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Martin_C
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Registered: 27th Jun 03
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out and about tonight.
the spread of light at the side of the road is alot better, its good as you can see foxes n shit
light is very very bright, high beam goes for what seems miles
worked well, no flicker or problems, well chuffed, made such a difference (and the car has raybrig fancy bulbs in it as well, much better now!).
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corsa-sxi
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can i ask whats the difference between kits that require seperate battery power compared to those that just connect to the original loom?
also having H7 will there be a Hi-lo or is that h4 only
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Dave A
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quote: Originally posted by corsa-sxi
can i ask whats the difference between kits that require seperate battery power compared to those that just connect to the original loom?
also having H7 will there be a Hi-lo or is that h4 only
the difference is that the kits which only use the power from the cars lighting circuit dont perform as well due to the power output fluctuating when you use other electrical powered items such as the heaters, heated rear window, stereo etc... this has a bad affect on th performance of HID kits.
H7 come with dipped beam as HID only but how often do you use high beam? the other problem is when you flash HID'S to let people out of junctions etc... it damages the bulb as they need about 2 seconds to warm up properly. with the H4 kits the flash is controlled by a motorised bulb screen which changes the beam pattern to appear as a flash, its not a seperate bulb that flashes.
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willay
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totally can't be fucked to fit these.
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liamcorsa
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quote: Originally posted by willay
totally can't be fucked to fit these.
I've just read the whole thread started by you then you wrtie this! ^^^
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Steve
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DAVE
are the bulbs easy to get hold of? how much are they? just thinking for if they go
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VegasPhil
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Registered: 16th Jan 05
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PMFSL Mine are still upstairs.
In the room with the rest of my Corsa bits
Corsa 2.0 16v Vegas - Sold
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Steve
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fit them then you lazy badgers
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Dave A
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all that bloody moaning about them being a few days late with delivery and you cant even be bothered to fit them
and steve, bulbs are easy to get hold of, most HID bulbs will fit into the bulb holder and Im 99% sure the connectors are universal as well. havnt seen any that are different.
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Steve
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how much are the bulbs generally, roughly?
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Dave A
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from £20 each to £80 each. depends where you buy them.
the bulbs are designed to last 3000 hours and in the US the same bulbs are guaranteed for 3 years.
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Welsh Dan
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I fitted HIDS today, which I got for £75 delivered as part of a SXOC group buy. Ballasts look near identical, as do the relay bits that went with some of the other guys kits.
One of the best upgrades i've done mind.
[Edited on 27-01-2007 by Welsh Dan]
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VegasPhil
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Fitting these today
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Fro
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To my car yes?....
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VegasPhil
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To mine Fro
All finished now! They look cool!
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Fro
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Pics??
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Jake
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I tried to get pictures of them at night and they do not show how good they are at all.
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VegasPhil
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Love the way they Burst on
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Jamie
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Registered: 1st Apr 02
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Had my HIDs about a month now - got them for £50
What a difference. Was very impressed with the kit, similar to vSports
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