This may be a repeat question, but could someone tell me what bulbs I would need for the JDM ITR Headlight assembly??? Low/High beam, fog??? Thanks!!!

 

The low's are 9006, the highs are H1, the fogs are H3, and the corners in the headlight are 1157. I searched and found it in like 5 seconds

 

Thanks Skelly!!!!

 

How do the JDM ITR bulbs cmpare to the USDM Integra bulbs??? As far as wiring, would I have to cut and splice???

 

Can you please Use the Search function? You can find your answers a lot faster. I know this Topic has been covered a dozen times or more. SEARCH Archived for more Hits

JDM Head Light Wiring or something like that.

 

I tried numerous attempts, but nothing came up....

 

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lol

 

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Then you didn't search properly.
Please LEARN how to search.

 

168 wedge bulb for city light

 

why don't YOU teach me...

 

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if you do not have the aptitude to decisively search, perhaps you should ask in the appearance/cosmetic forums.

 

Seriously what difference does it make??? The reason why I'm asking in this section is becasue it refers to a ITR.... It's a simple question, and I checked thouroghly in the search engine...now if I searched incorrectly, point me in the right direction...This is a forum where people gets resources isn't it???

 

Thanks Threatcon13 for your help!!!!

 

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Go to "Search" on the top right hand corner of H-T homepage.
Click on this word by your left mouse button with you right index finger.
A new screen comes up, and please type "jdm bulb size" on the search field.
Then click on Archived topics.
FOUR topics should comes up.
TWO of them have your answer.
Since I am such a nice guy, here are the two results.
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=560881
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=553336
This is my only try, and I got what YOU want.
I am sure if you try more key words, MORE results will come up.

Please try it yourself. I don't know why I spend my time to do what you should do for yourself in the first place. I guess I am just too nice.

- Aaron, who have no idea how come NUBREED's numerous search comes up with NOTHING .

 

Give the noobie a break. It's not like he's been on the board for over a year and still not using the search function.

My first question ever on H-T was something like, "where does the temperature needle sit when the engine is warmed up?" I'm sure it was something that must have been answered millions of times, but people told me straight up. Yoshi was actually one of the people who help me out.

All in all, give new members a break. Everything seems easy to old members, but it's not the case when you first log on to h-t.com. JMHO.

-Sean

 

Thanks Sean!!!

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Cosworth &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Give the noobie a break. It's not like he's been on the board for over a year and still not using the search function.

My first question ever on H-T was something like, "where does the temperature needle sit when the engine is warmed up?" I'm sure it was something that must have been answered millions of times, but people told me straight up. Yoshi was actually one of the people who help me out.

All in all, give new members a break. Everything seems easy to old members, but it's not the case when you first log on to h-t.com. JMHO.

-Sean</TD></TR></TABLE>well stated.