Headlights in type r/help please
I love my car, except for one thing the stock head lights absolutely are awful (at least mine are- its a black 2000 R). I'm trying to get the car paid off asap so I can race it- therefore don't want to spend a bunch of $ on headlights that in 1-2 years will be taped over and never used. (The car will be 100% track when the $0 due notice comes.)
Anyone have any suggestions about either some great bulbs they are using or a cheaper fix than the obvious buck out for a conversion answer? (I'm not clueless, just headlights aren't a race part therefore I want the cheapest fix possible.)
What have you guys done? Surely I'm not that much of an old lady (at 27) that its my eyesight and not the headlights!
thanks...Danielle
Anyone have any suggestions about either some great bulbs they are using or a cheaper fix than the obvious buck out for a conversion answer? (I'm not clueless, just headlights aren't a race part therefore I want the cheapest fix possible.)
What have you guys done? Surely I'm not that much of an old lady (at 27) that its my eyesight and not the headlights!
thanks...Danielle
yup, they suck. cheapest bulb would be to fit a high beam bulb in the low beam socket... trim 2 locations and you're good to go. $10 at wal mart.
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This may be a stupid question- but won't I be blinding people then?
Even in the low beam socket won't high beam bulbs blind oncoming traffic?
..or maybe its just the answer/solution is too simple that I can't belive I haven't already done that and therefore I'm trying to find a flaw....
Even in the low beam socket won't high beam bulbs blind oncoming traffic?
..or maybe its just the answer/solution is too simple that I can't belive I haven't already done that and therefore I'm trying to find a flaw....
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**** 'em any way
**** 'em any way
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ding ding ding ding ding...
it's by no means HID's... they are the $400 solution you're looking for.
ding ding ding ding ding...
it's by no means HID's... they are the $400 solution you're looking for.
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yep, i'm getting rid of the one's you had in the R too.
yep, i'm getting rid of the one's you had in the R too.
for $40 Get some Sylvania Stars Retro fit the 9005 to fit the 9006 socket and your problem should be solved. Trust me I've done it for My sister, Gf as well as Mine. Works like a charm. If you do a search, there should be instructions on how to do it. Goodluck
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Lyonel 13H4 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">This may be a stupid question- but won't I be blinding people then?
Even in the low beam socket won't high beam bulbs blind oncoming traffic?
..or maybe its just the answer/solution is too simple that I can't belive I haven't already done that and therefore I'm trying to find a flaw....</TD></TR></TABLE>
No you won't blind anyone if they are properly aimed, because the Integra uses projector headlights, which uses a shield behind the convex lens to create a sharp cutoff, keeping most of the light below that cutoff line.
Click the link in my sig to see exactly how to do it.
Even in the low beam socket won't high beam bulbs blind oncoming traffic?
..or maybe its just the answer/solution is too simple that I can't belive I haven't already done that and therefore I'm trying to find a flaw....</TD></TR></TABLE>
No you won't blind anyone if they are properly aimed, because the Integra uses projector headlights, which uses a shield behind the convex lens to create a sharp cutoff, keeping most of the light below that cutoff line.
Click the link in my sig to see exactly how to do it.
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