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Old Nov 26, 2009, 02:05 PM
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Originally Posted by saulbyu
No. Everything went in the oven, bulbs and everything. My headlights are also clear bra-ed and they didn't get damaged at all.
Thanks for info, I'll do mine this weekend. DIY will up soon .
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Originally Posted by saulbyu
It plugs right in. I'm in the process of changing them for some better ones, so I have to take one out and see if it has one terminal on the bottom or two. If it has one then it's 1156 if it has 2 then it is 1157. I'll post that later on today I'm at work right now.
cool thanks. If you can take a pic also of what the bulb looks like that would be sweet.
went on the v led website and have no idea what I'm looking for lol.

why are you upgrading to better ones? how is the light output during the day?
Old Nov 26, 2009, 03:22 PM
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Originally Posted by turbotime
cool thanks. If you can take a pic also of what the bulb looks like that would be sweet.
went on the v led website and have no idea what I'm looking for lol.

why are you upgrading to better ones? how is the light output during the day?
I can't take pics because my camera is gone until Dec 8. The reason why I'm changing is two of the three LED panels on one of the lights went out, and the last one is blinking . They both need to be replaced. Light output during the day is great by the way, white and bright.
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In case anyone is interested the bulb size of the DRLs is 1156. I just took mine out and the number was engraved on the bulb.
Old Nov 27, 2009, 02:03 AM
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Originally Posted by saulbyu
In case anyone is interested the bulb size of the DRLs is 1156. I just took mine out and the number was engraved on the bulb.
Hey man, Did you pain in side of the turn signal housing, or change the white bulb ?
Old Nov 27, 2009, 03:25 AM
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looks mean! nice job
Old Nov 27, 2009, 08:28 AM
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Originally Posted by MonsterParadise
Hey man, Did you pain in side of the turn signal housing, or change the white bulb ?
On the turn signal bulb there's a small transparent cover, I used the VHT nightshade spray there so when I turn on the lights you can see it perfectly, but it looks black when the lights are off. The bulb is the stock bulb that came with the car.
Old Nov 27, 2009, 06:51 PM
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do mine lool
Old Nov 27, 2009, 11:25 PM
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Looks great but your high beams are 100% less effective now that the reflector housings have been painted
Old Nov 27, 2009, 11:41 PM
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Originally Posted by tvieira24
Looks great but your high beams are 100% less effective now that the reflector housings have been painted
the reflector housing is for DRLs not the high beams. there is a motorized cutoff flap that moves out of the way of the beam in the projector for the highs.


OP your car is sick... nice job on the lights.
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looks really good!
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Originally Posted by flyboytb
the reflector housing is for DRLs not the high beams. there is a motorized cutoff flap that moves out of the way of the beam in the projector for the highs.


OP your car is sick... nice job on the lights.
Thanks man and you are correct. The reflector housin is only for the DRLs. The light output of the HIDs and the high beams is not affected at all.
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Good to know, this is by far the best headlight mod I've seen yet on an x
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Looks good bro...
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Looks really good, you should of posted before and after pictures.


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