question bout jdm headlight 92 - 95
11-26-2002, 02:13 PM
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question bout jdm headlight 92 - 95
i recently ordered the 92 - 95 jdm headlights for my civic coupe...and i was wondering...when i ordered it, it says it takes H4h bulbs...can it take regular h4 bulbs? or wat?
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Re: question bout jdm headlight 92 - 95 (juicedricer)
H4's are fatter. and the H4H's are skinner. That is all. You can fit H4's into H4H's, but it takes some modding of the bulb 
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11-26-2002, 06:23 PM
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Re: question bout jdm headlight 92 - 95 (CR-X)
H4's are fatter. and the H4H's are skinner. That is all. You can fit H4's into H4H's, but it takes some modding of the bulb
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Re: question bout jdm headlight 92 - 95 (juicedricer)
what the hell is the difference in headlights?????
JDM = Plastic, with no nipples, uses JDM H4H bulbs, also has courtesy lights built in.
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Re: question bout jdm headlight 92 - 95 (ill phil)
H4's are fatter. and the H4H's are skinner. That is all. You can fit H4's into H4H's, but it takes some modding of the bulb
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Care to expand on the modifying that is needed?...
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Care to expand on the modifying that is needed?...
11-26-2002, 06:49 PM
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Re: question bout jdm headlight 92 - 95 (ill phil)
Care to expand on the modifying that is needed?...
But I will do my best:Well i just got the JDM headlights in and one of the bulbs would only do high beam and not low beam. So at low beam, I only had one bulb on of the set. I really didnt feel like spending $90 to get some H4H bulbs. So I found my tool
(medal cutting siccors) and got to work on the H4 bulb. If you trim the inside ring so that it is really small and the 3 prongs that stick out you have to trim a bit also. Just keep trimming the metal down till its fits in the H4H spot. Use the H4H bulb as a kinda guide reference too. Not really much to it. Just some cutting.
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Re: question bout jdm headlight 92 - 95 (CR-X)
Care to expand on the modifying that is needed?... LOL, its kinda funny and ghetto But I will do my best:
Well i just got the JDM headlights in and one of the bulbs would only do high beam and not low beam. So at low beam, I only had one bulb on of the set. I really didnt feel like spending $90 to get some H4H bulbs. So I found my tool (medal cutting siccors) and got to work on the H4 bulb. If you trim the inside ring so that it is really small and the 3 prongs that stick out you have to trim a bit also. Just keep trimming the metal down till its fits in the H4H spot. Use the H4H bulb as a kinda guide reference too. Not really much to it. Just some cutting.
LOL, its kinda funny and ghetto But I will do my best:Well i just got the JDM headlights in and one of the bulbs would only do high beam and not low beam. So at low beam, I only had one bulb on of the set. I really didnt feel like spending $90 to get some H4H bulbs. So I found my tool
(medal cutting siccors) and got to work on the H4 bulb. If you trim the inside ring so that it is really small and the 3 prongs that stick out you have to trim a bit also. Just keep trimming the metal down till its fits in the H4H spot. Use the H4H bulb as a kinda guide reference too. Not really much to it. Just some cutting.
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