LCI Yello Halo Ring Bulb Upgrade.....
12-08-2008, 09:06 PM
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Thanks for the info, GENEaTAL and NobleForum.
Now without going for the HID, u mean to say that the brightest option i have is the 7500k 35W GP Thunder Bulbs.
is this right?
Also, what temp are the hoen bulbs?
Thanks.
Now without going for the HID, u mean to say that the brightest option i have is the 7500k 35W GP Thunder Bulbs.
is this right?
Also, what temp are the hoen bulbs?
Thanks.
12-08-2008, 09:09 PM
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Originally Posted by Insane Devil' post='741079' date='Dec 8 2008, 10:06 PM
Thanks for the info, GENEaTAL and NobleForum.
Now without going for the HID, u mean to say that the brightest option i have is the 7500k 35W GP Thunder Bulbs.
is this right?
Also, what temp are the hoen bulbs?
Thanks.
Now without going for the HID, u mean to say that the brightest option i have is the 7500k 35W GP Thunder Bulbs.
is this right?
Also, what temp are the hoen bulbs?
Thanks.
4000K
I wonder if anyone has tried the hoen H8's for AE's
***edit, just remembered and found it, some one has... http://forums.e60.net/index.php?s=&sho...st&p=628002
12-09-2008, 03:55 AM
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Hey Geneatals,
I have gone ahead and purchased the GP Thunder H8 35W 7500k bulbs from eBay - 2 sets , for the fogs and AE!
Reason going for the 7500k - it being more closer match to the Xenons (as 6000k seems to be the perfect xenon match)
got it for $18 + $6.5 shipping (India) = $24.50
I have gone ahead and purchased the GP Thunder H8 35W 7500k bulbs from eBay - 2 sets , for the fogs and AE!
Reason going for the 7500k - it being more closer match to the Xenons (as 6000k seems to be the perfect xenon match)
got it for $18 + $6.5 shipping (India) = $24.50
12-09-2008, 06:40 AM
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Originally Posted by Insane Devil' post='741170' date='Dec 9 2008, 04:55 AM
Hey Geneatals,
I have gone ahead and purchased the GP Thunder H8 35W 7500k bulbs from eBay - 2 sets , for the fogs and AE!
Reason going for the 7500k - it being more closer match to the Xenons (as 6000k seems to be the perfect xenon match)
got it for $18 + $6.5 shipping (India) = $24.50
I have gone ahead and purchased the GP Thunder H8 35W 7500k bulbs from eBay - 2 sets , for the fogs and AE!
Reason going for the 7500k - it being more closer match to the Xenons (as 6000k seems to be the perfect xenon match)
got it for $18 + $6.5 shipping (India) = $24.50
12-09-2008, 09:17 PM
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surely mate!
But i hope the install into the bi-xenon lci headlights is an easy one. the other day i had a hard time taking off the oem angeleye bulbs to see what type they are. Hope i dont have to remove the entire headlight out!
But i hope the install into the bi-xenon lci headlights is an easy one. the other day i had a hard time taking off the oem angeleye bulbs to see what type they are. Hope i dont have to remove the entire headlight out!
12-09-2008, 09:22 PM
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Originally Posted by Insane Devil' post='741971' date='Dec 9 2008, 10:17 PM
surely mate!
But i hope the install into the bi-xenon lci headlights is an easy one. the other day i had a hard time taking off the oem angeleye bulbs to see what type they are. Hope i dont have to remove the entire headlight out!
But i hope the install into the bi-xenon lci headlights is an easy one. the other day i had a hard time taking off the oem angeleye bulbs to see what type they are. Hope i dont have to remove the entire headlight out!
This thread has some good DIY pics/instructions
http://forums.e60.net/index.php?showtopic=59157&hl=
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