MJ
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hi mate
Im not sure what bulbs the morrette lamps use sorry. its best to double check the ones already fitted to the headlights or sometimes they are stamped on the back of the light, this just ensures the correct ones get ordered as they are after market lights.
Hope to hear from you soon
Cheers MJ
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IvIarkgraham
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normal corsa bulbs
h4 i think
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MJ
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So it uses the standard h4 hi/low bulb that is originally in the corsa head lights? So it doesnt now use 2 different bulbs, 1 for high and 1 for low beam?
Cheers MJ
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IvIarkgraham
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nope
its got 2 bulbs sidelights and head lights
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MJ
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right ok
So the inner lamps are for side lights and the outer lamps are for high and low(main driving) light. And when you flash the out lamp is used i guess. If it is the H4 that it uses it is £80 delivered for a kit.
Cheers MJ
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IvIarkgraham
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i only have 1 lamp. side lights high and low all in one lamp want a slight blue tinge to them
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MJ
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Ok cool. The best ones to go for would be H4 in 6000k as they are slightly blue but still legal. As long as the lights use the standard fitting h4 bulbs then these kits are just plug and play
Hope to hear from you soon.
Cheers MJ
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IvIarkgraham
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ok ill u2u you soon gotta check the funds
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MJ
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ok cool. Yer if you send me a u2u i can send you the payment details for paypal or bank transfer.
Cheers MJ
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Simon_16v
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Do you do the H7R bulb? I've heard there are some slight differences?
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MJ
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Hi mate
Yes that is correct, H7 bulbs are to be used with projector lights and H7R bulbs are to be used with reflector lights, They are used to stop the light relecting to much so that you get the best performance when using them with reflector lights. The price for H7R bulbs is an extra £2 so £67 for a slim ballast H7R kit.
Cheers MJ
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Danny W
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payday this friday so i'll place my order then
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MJ
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Ok cool mate, look forward to hearing from you. what kit do u require?
Cheers MJ
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Danny W
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u2u'd
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steven_r2008
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hi mate, i will be requiring a 6000k kit for my corsa b. standard headlights. should be the H4 Hi/Low?
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MJ
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Hi mate
Yes thats correct, H4 bi-xexon for a corsa B.
Please u2u me for payment details etc.
Cheers MJ
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Anth.s
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Areet m8 can u change the bulbes to different heats or have you got 2 change the balists m8 ?
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MJ
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Hi mate
You can order a kit with any colour bulbs. All that changes is the bulbs. The ballasts are the same for all kits.
Hope to hear from you soon.
Cheers MJ
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VXandy
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Hi mate, which bulb type do you need for morette's?
Thanks, Andy!
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MJ
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Hi mate
i believe it is H4 hi/low, the same as standard corsa bulbs. Might be worth checking on the lights itself to double check.
Cheers MJ
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cunningham
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hey MJ
i need a kit for a 1994 cavalier the lights are shocking on the back road so looking for a kit
can you explain what the balast actually does? if i look at the mrs corsa c i got some cheap bulbs off ebay and there bright as hell light up the road fine i got same bulbs for the cavalier and there poop so im gueesing ita the wiring or the power from the old car to the new car or somethign ive got the cash to get a kit i just want to know what im buying first
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MJ
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Hi mate
thanks for the interest. The ballst is there to up the voltage so that the HID bulb can function correctly. 240v i think. There is alot of difference in the performance between halogen and HIDS bulbs. It also depends on the type of lights fitted. many new cars now use projector lights to make the light beam more direct. i also find using some tcut and wax on the head lights also improves the performance.
Hope to hear from you soon.
Cheers MJ
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cunningham
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can you advise on what kit i require for a 1994 cavalier mate and ill place my order on friday
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ChrisBoom
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Is there any form of kit that can do both H1 and H7? As my accord uses H7 for dip, H1 for high beam. Would like to have both as HID's rather than just one.
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MJ
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Hi mate
You would need 2 kits for that so £65 each and 4 ballasts to fit somewhere
Really a HID kit is not always best for high beam, as there is a delay in the bulbs as they charge up, so you might flash but other drivers will not see them as they bulbs charge up. It is fine for H4 kits as a metal slider is used for high beam. But it is really up to you.
Hope to hear from you soon.
Cheers MJ
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